Photos: Nigerians arrested in Thailand for producing cocaine
Two Nigerian men identified as Joseph Uyamadu, 43, and Emanuel Umiano,
33 were on Monday September 7th arrested by Thailand security officials
for allegedly producing cocaine at their rented house in a rubber
plantation in Ban Khai district of Rayong province. Arrested along with
them was their Peruvian accomplice.
A search carried out by the police revealed a large portion of cocaine thrown into a flush tank, a bag containing black and sticky substance similar to raw opium, black sheets of substance, corrosive acid, electric grinder, a microwave oven, kerosene, and two cars.
A search carried out by the police revealed a large portion of cocaine thrown into a flush tank, a bag containing black and sticky substance similar to raw opium, black sheets of substance, corrosive acid, electric grinder, a microwave oven, kerosene, and two cars.
The narcotics police officers say test will be carried out on all the
substances found in their apartment but it is believed that they are all
the raw materials used by the drug syndicates to produce cocaine. They
are currently being detained at Ban Khai police station and will be
charged to court soon.
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