Source: Global Network
[ Global Network report Reporter Yin Yanhui] According to Taiwan's China Times News Network on the 17th, the police in Taoyuan City, Taiwan seized marijuana fields on September 20 in a piece of farmland next to the 601st Brigade camp of the Taiwan Army on September 20, seized 4,218 marijuana plants, with a market value of more than NT$1.26 billion. According to reports, the gang leader Wu and his younger brother Ke rented farmland and farms to grow marijuana, and hired 6 workers to take care of watering. The case was concluded today (17th), and the Taoyuan District Procuratorate Office prosecuted the above eight people.

It is reported that after a long-term investigation, the prosecutor and the police determined that the farmland was marijuana, and found that two main suspects and six workers lived in the iron farmhouse built next to the farmland. Usually, Wu and Ke would drive in and out, locked their whereabouts, and then raided and searched on September 20 to arrest Wu, Ke and six workers. All eight people admitted to growing marijuana. In addition to seizing more than 4,200 marijuana plants, drying equipment and dry marijuana flowers were also seized in farmhouses.
Taoyuan City Longtan District Police said that the new crown epidemic is raging. Due to strict controls and smuggling, the supply of marijuana drugs on the island is in short supply and prices continue to rise. Wu, who has a gang background, imported and exported flowers and operated a gardening business. After obtaining marijuana seeds, he went online to learn how to plant marijuana, and collaborated with Ke to assist in assembling and setting up cultivation equipment. He also hired and placed under house arrest to control six migrant workers to help plant marijuana.
reported that the 601st Brigade of Taiwan Army Aviation is a prohibited area, and there are only hidden farmlands for sporadic farmers around it, and there is also a 2-meter-high iron wall around the farm. Wu attempted to make a fortune by producing and selling marijuana on the farmland. According to reports, after locking in the identities of Wu and Ke, the team members raided and searched for and seized relevant evidence such as live marijuana plants, drug-making equipment, and had a market value of more than NT$1.26 billion. Once it flowed into the market, it could be used by more than 1 million people. After investigation, the police detained eight people involved in the case and completed the investigation and prosecution on the 17th.