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January 24, 2021 Sydney, Jan 24, 2021 – Dutch authorities have arrested 57-year old Canadian national Tse Chi Lop at the request of the Australia Federal Police after a long probe into drug trafficking in the Asia-Pacific. Tse had been on a global most-wanted list and was of “significant interest” to law enforcement agencies in multiple countries, said Dutch and Australian police. WHO IS TSE CHI LOP? Tse – known by his nickname “Sam Gor”, Brother Number Three in Cantonese – is the...

Significant interest"" to law enforcement agencies in multiple countries, said Dutch and Australian police.

Save this story for later. On September 24, 1970, the Rolling Stones interrupted their concert at the Palais des Sports in Paris to invite a French Maoist called Serge July onstage. News of an earthshaking event called the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution had been trickling out of China since 1966. Information was scarce, but many writers and activists in the West who were opposed to the United States and its war in Vietnam were becoming fascinated with Mao Zedong, their earlier infatuatio...

Culture Hes often compared to other big names in the drugs trafficking industry, like Joaquin El Chapo Guzman, as well as Pablo Escobar. On January 23, 2021, Dutch police arrested Tse at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, acting on an Australian-issued INTERPOL request. Tse, also known as Sam Gor, which means Brother Number Three in Cantonese, is the alleged leader of The Company – a global drugs trafficking syndicate. Born in Guangzhong Province, China, Tse joined the Big Circle Gang, which was fou...

The 1967 riots and the making of ‘Hongkongers’ – a police officer’s account Book excerpt © SCMP Demonstrators wave Mao Zedong‘s “little red book” in front of Government House, on May 18, 1967. Photo: SCMP On the 3rd December 1966, the main story on the front page of the South China Morning Post was the talks on the cruiser HMS Tiger between the United Kingdoms Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, and Ian Smith, the leader of Rhodesia, over the future of that colony. T...

Explainer: The arrest of Asias most-wanted drug boss Tse Chi Lop The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) estimated that Tses drug syndicate earned as much as $17 billion from trafficking drugs in 2018. Reuters Reuters Dutch authorities have arrested 57-year old Canadian national Tse Chi Lop at the request of the Australia Federal Police after a long probe into drug trafficking in the Asia-Pacific. Tse had been on a global most-wanted lis...

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime estimated that Tse Chi Lop's drug syndicate earned as much as $17 billion from trafficking drugs in 2018.

NETHERLANDS-AUSTRALIA/DRUGS ARREST (CORRECTED, EXPLAINER):REFILE-EXPLAINER-The arrest of Asia's "most-wanted" drug boss

Dutch authorities have arrested 57-year old Canadian national Tse Chi Lop at the request of the Australia Federal Police after a long probe into drug trafficking in the Asia-Pacific.

Dutch authorities have arrested 57-year old Canadian national Tse Chi Lop at the request of the Australia Federal Police after a long probe into drug trafficking in the Asia-Pacific.