Why do you say that drug trafficking in China is to die? The fate of these foreign drug dealers is the best proof.

There is a joke on the Internet that Russian hostage-taking, American tax evasion and China drug trafficking are the three leading causes of death in the world. Although there is a strong sense of ridicule, it is not groundless.

The argument that Russia is dangerous as a hostage stems from the hostage incident in Moscow theater in 2002, when 40 terrorists kidnapped 850 hostages. During the rescue, the Russian anti-terrorist army secretly injected chemical gas into the war zone, killing 39 terrorists, but also causing 129 hostages to die because of inhaling excessive anesthetic gas.

You can owe money to anyone in America, but you can't owe money to the IRS. Because once you are investigated for tax evasion, you will have to pay a huge fine and go to jail. What convinces Americans most is that the IRS even taxes the money obtained from illegal transactions by American gangs. This is enough to show that tax evasion in the United States is more serious than getting involved in the black market, so American citizens never dare to cross the border.

China's strict drug control is world-famous, and the law stipulates that you can be sentenced to death if you don't sell too many grams of drugs. So many drug dealers have been sentenced to death for drug trafficking over the years, including many foreign drug dealers. Once sentenced to death, it is futile for the government of the country where the drug dealer is located to mediate for whatever reason, and it really treats domestic drug dealers equally.

Among the foreign drug traffickers captured in China, besides some drug-making countries in Southeast Asia, there are also drug traffickers from Britain, Japan, South Korea, Africa and other countries. Anyone who reaches the number of human trafficking in the criminal law will be sentenced to death.

Japanese Mori Shengnan smuggled drugs in Chinese mainland many times after 2000. In February 2003, when he tried to smuggle1250g of methamphetamine from Shenyang to Japan, he was caught red-handed by China anti-drug police at the airport. In February 2004, the Shenyang Intermediate People's Court sentenced Mori Sheng Nan to death according to law. Murray Sheng Nan refused to accept the death sentence and appealed. After the trial in the Supreme People's Court, Liaoning Province, China, Molly Sheng Nan's appeal was rejected and the original judgment was upheld.

Sen Sheng Nan was finally executed. After the news that Sen Sheng Nan was sentenced to death in China reached Japan, it was widely reported by major Japanese newspapers, causing an uproar. The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs hoped that the China government could reduce his death sentence, but it was rejected by the Chinese side. To this end, the then Japanese Prime Minister expressed serious concern and regret.

He was arrested in Dalian in mid-September, 2006, and Hiroshi Akano participated in drug trafficking many times in Japan. On September 20th, 2006, the anti-drug police of Dalian Customs Anti-smuggling Bureau seized ice 15 16g and 1008g from their luggage respectively. At that time, the case was listed as a drug target case by the Ministry of Public Security, and it was named "4.3" mega-transnational drug smuggling and trafficking case.

In June 2008, after Hiroshi Akano was sentenced to death in the first instance, the defendant appealed. In 2009, the Higher People's Court of Liaoning Province rejected the appeal and upheld the original judgment.

20 13, 10 in June, a 70-year-old councilor from Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, found about 3 kilograms of methamphetamine in his suitcase when he returned to Japan from Guangzhou Baiyun Airport in China, and was subsequently detained by the public security organs in China. When detained, Sakuragi himself denied being suspected of carrying drugs.

On July 28th, 20 14, the People's Procuratorate of Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China filed an investigation against Sakuragi on suspicion of drug smuggling. On August 28th, 20 14, the case of Sakuragi's possession of drugs in China ended the third day of public hearing in Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court of China, and the prosecution demanded that he be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of more than 15 years, life imprisonment or death according to law.

In 2007, 53-year-old Akmal was arrested in accordance with the law after being found to be carrying 250,000 pounds worth of * * * at Urumqi Airport in Xinjiang. Subsequently, after trial, the evidence of drug trafficking was conclusive and was sentenced to death by the Urumqi People's Court in the first instance. After the trial, Akmal refused to accept the appeal, but it was rejected.

This incident was greatly exaggerated by the British media, which eventually led to the strong intervention of the British government. During the second trial, the British Embassy in China hired a group of lawyers to represent Akmal, claiming that Akmal was suffering from serious mental illness. What's more, at the 20th Summit, the then British Prime Minister personally made representations to the China government, demanding leniency for Akmal. However, before the law, everyone feared for himself, and Akmal was executed by injection in Urumqi, Xinjiang in February 2009.

On September 3, 2008, a 35-year-old Filipino female drug traffickers was arrested at Guilin International Airport. Later, after security personnel found 1.495 kg of * * * on her, she was tried in the Supreme People's Court, China and sentenced to death according to law.

At that time, Philippine President Aquino personally asked the China government for an extension of the sentence and begged them to commute their death sentences to life imprisonment. However, the laws of China have their own regulations, which will not be changed because of anyone, thus damaging their judicial independence. Aquino's request was also rejected, and the Supreme Court of China finally sentenced the drug dealer to death according to law. Female drug traffickers's name is unknown because of the family members' request to keep the criminals' privacy confidential.

Among the cases involving foreign drug dealers, the Chen Sen case is the largest. 1999 to 2003, Chen Sen and others jointly invested 6,543.805 million yuan to manufacture about 8 tons of ice.

In 2005, after Chen Sen was arrested, five transnational and trans-regional drug-related criminal groups were led out, and the police also cracked and merged serious drug-related crimes in the past four years. On August 7th, 20 10, Chen Sen was sentenced to death by Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court.

On June 23, 2009, Dongguan Intermediate People's Court publicly pronounced two drug trafficking cases, in which a foreign principal was sentenced to death in the first instance. Among them, Nigerian drug dealer Robert sells * * 5978. 1 g, and is known as the "king of drugs".

In March 2008, Wu Mou, a China drug dealer, was introduced by a buyer named "Laoer" to buy drugs from Nigerians Robert and Zhang Mouxiang who lived in Guangzhou. A total of * * * 3,874 grams were purchased, so the Wu Mou army received nearly 20,000 yuan in transportation expenses. On April 10, 2008, Jun and Zhang were buying * * * at Robert's residence, leaving Sun Mohai to stand guard in the car. As a result, they were caught by the police downstairs.

20 10 in may, Kim was arrested by China police on suspicion of smuggling 5 kilograms of drugs. On April 20 12, the Beijing Intermediate People's Court made a first-instance judgment against Kim and sentenced him to death. In the same year, the Beijing Higher People's Court made a final judgment and upheld the original judgment.

The China court said in the verdict that in addition to the drugs he was carrying when he was arrested, Kim also smuggled drugs three times, carrying 1 time. He committed many crimes and played a central role in the criminal process, so he was sentenced to death.

1997 Korean Shen Yudou and three associates were arrested in China. They are controlled to manufacture drugs and smuggle them to South Korea. Dou presided over the shooting of 200 1.

In March 2002, female drug traffickers Zhou Zhuofen from Myanmar was sentenced to death by the Intermediate People's Court of Suining City, Sichuan Province.

In April, 2006, Chen Peilin, a Lao drug Lord, was sentenced to death by the Intermediate People's Court of Yibin City, Sichuan Province for transnational smuggling, selling and transporting drugs.

Although China's laws are more and more cautious in sentencing the death penalty, and try not to sentence or sentence less, there is no room for discussion on drug crimes, and the death penalty is still the best choice. For this reason, the governments of Europe, America, Japan and South Korea specially advise their citizens in China not to touch drugs, let alone smuggle drugs, so as not to lose their lives.

People in other countries may not understand why China's tolerance for drugs is so low, but everyone in China knows it, because 100 years ago, we fought several anti-drug wars and lost the whole country.