Pack of stimulant drug carried by German suspect found worth 100 mil. yen

Photo taken at the Kansai International Airport customs on Nov. 12, 2015, shows a rucksack in which a pack of stimulant drug was hidden. A German man carrying the rucksack from Macao, identified as Gottward Michael, was arrested at the airport off Osaka, western Japan, in October on suspicion of smuggling stimulants whose street value is put at some 100 million yen ($813,000). (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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