Chinese Nationals Indicted for Fentanyl Production, Money Laundering
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Federal prosecutors in Dayton, Ohio, indict six Chinese nationals and two pharmaceutical companies on fentanyl production and money laundering charges. The group faces conspiracy counts for distributing over four hundred grams of fentanyl mixtures, potentially leading to life imprisonment. Three defendants are accused of aiding the Gulf Cartel, a foreign terrorist organization. The companies and individuals allegedly sold chemical precursors and cutting agents to U.S. drug traffickers, using cryptocurrency wallets to hide the trail. These charges follow similar busts in September, as efforts to dismantle the global fentanyl pipeline continue.
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