The man surnamed Ding used the pet cat shop to cover the drug distribution field.

(Photographed by reporter Xu Shenglun)

[Reporter Xu Shenglun/New Taipei Report] Being cute can't cover up a crime!

A 47-year-old man surnamed Ding has been engaged in drug trafficking for a long time. He used a pet cat shop as a cover to hide poisoned coffee bags in cat litter bags to avoid detection. More than a thousand packets of poisoned coffee were found in Ding Nan's pet cat shop, and Ding Nan was finally brought to justice by the police.

It is understood that Ding Nan has many previous convictions for drugs and obstruction of freedom. He has been engaged in drug trafficking for a long time and has been in Beibei Jitao.

The No. 4 Criminal Investigation Team of New Taipei City received a tip-off a month ago, alleging that a pet cat shop opened in Chang'an Street, Luzhou District last October, but the access was complicated, and it seemed to be engaged in illegal transactions in private, so the police launched an investigation.

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According to the police investigation, Ding Nan did have a business registration issued by the municipal government, and most of the cats he sold were expensive cats, with asking prices ranging from 50,000 to hundreds of thousands. The pet cat shop was not illegal; but the room behind the pet cat shop was It is a drug distribution factory with all kinds of drug-making equipment. Ding Nan also hired 2 employees, a man and a woman, to assist in the distribution, and hid the poisoned coffee bags in cat sandbags as a cover.

Seeing that the time was ripe, the Fourth Investigation Team went to the pet cat shop with a search ticket on the 6th of this month. As soon as the police entered the door, about 20 cats inside were suspected of being frightened and meowing at the same time, which slightly slowed down the atmosphere of investigation and killing. The policemen were not melted by the cute cat, and still maintained a serious attitude in the investigation. In the end, 1,025 packets of poisoned coffee and more than 100 grams of amphetamine were found, with a black market value of nearly one million.

Ding Nan confessed to the police that he wanted to use these drugs himself, and firmly denied trafficking, and never mentioned the source.

After the police inquiry, Ding Nan and 2 staff members were transferred to the law on drug charges.

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Police find poisoned coffee pods hidden in cat sandbags.

(Photographed by reporter Xu Shenglun)

The police seized a large amount of poisoned coffee and antidote.

(Photographed by reporter Xu Shenglun)

The police sent Ding Nan and three of his employees away.

(Photographed by reporter Xu Shenglun)