Criminals who drugged teens’ drinks with meth sentenced to up to 18 years
South Korea’s top court upheld a lower court ruling that sentenced defendants in a high-profile drug scam — in which drug-laced drinks were deceptively distributed to students, followed by the blackmail of their parents — to prison terms of up to 18 years, the court announced on Friday. The Supreme Court confirmed the lower court’s verdict, sentencing individuals identified by the surnames Gil, Kim, Park and Lee to prison terms of 18, 10, 10 and seven years, respectively. They were found
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