Four men, aged 18 to 20, suspected to have been operating as a drug trafficking team
Police arrested four Hong Kong men and seized 110kg of cannabis worth HK$19 million at a Tai Po industrial building unit on Thursday. Two of the men were charged for drug trafficking, while the other two were detained for further investigation, police said. An officer from the narcotics bureau said on Saturday that the cannabis was most likely imported from Canada for sale in Hong Kong. He said the four “relatively young” suspects – aged 18 to 20 – worked as a team. One recruited new members, another managed logistics and storage, while the other two actually moved the drugs. The haul follows two other major cannabis busts in recent months.
