Raids On US Army Bases In South Korea Uncovers Synthetic Marijuana
South Korean police are investigating 17 US soldiers and five other people who allegedly smuggled or used synthetic marijuana via military mail.
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South Korean police are investigating 17 US soldiers and five other people who allegedly smuggled or used synthetic marijuana via military mail.
Some 17 soldiers and five other people allegedly smuggled or used synthetic marijuana via military mail.
South Korean authorities accused 17 American servicemen and five others of trafficking or consuming synthetic marijuana sent in by the US military's mail service.
South Korean investigators this week raided the homes of five civilian accomplices and 17 U.S. troops based at Camp Humphreys and Camp Casey.
Soldiers have been accused of smuggling synthetic marijuana using military mail from the US mainland and selling it to soldiers stationed at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek and Camp Casey in Dongducheon, Gyeonggi Province