The Ostrava Regional Court handed out sentences ranging from 4.5 to 13 years today, partially closing an extraordinary case of smuggling red phosphorus needed for the production of methamphetamine from Ukraine via the Czech Republic to Poland. According to the indictment, the family gang transported or planned to transport several meters of this chemical, which could have been used to produce up to a ton of methamphetamine worth around a billion…
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The Ostrava Regional Court handed out sentences ranging from 4.5 to 13 years today, partially closing an extraordinary case of smuggling red phosphorus needed for the production of methamphetamine from Ukraine via the Czech Republic to Poland. According to the indictment, the family gang transported or planned to transport several meters of this chemical, which could have been used to produce up to a ton of methamphetamine worth around a billion…