Lin Shujian, who was killed five years ago. (Image)
The murder of a Chinese-American man five years ago made progress, and during a large-scale drug investigation by police in Virginia and Tazhou, he found that his death might have been related to the drug gane and eight arrest.
On september 17,2015, chinese youth lin shujian (Shu Jian Lim, transliterated) was found dead in kotrell hill (Mt Cottrell), west of melbourne, where the vizhou homicide team is investigating clues to his murder, according to aus news agency.
Police arrest eight people and confiscated drug and cash after a series of raids carried out Tuesday in Virginia and Tazhou.
Police have searched Balwyn and albert hill (Mont Albert) in vizhou after five months of investigation into a drug-making gane allegedly operated by malaysians. Several properties in Cape Cook (Point Cook), Tugania (Truganina), Crane (Kerang), Bannetton (Bannerton) and Robinville (Robinville), and six men were arrest.
Among them, five men between the ages of 32 and 41 were charged with smuggling commercial quantities of addictive drugs. Another 28-year-old man who lives in Banneton is accused of possessing equipment for manufacturing addictive drugs.
Five of the former are in custody and will be brought to court in the Melbourne Magistrate`s Court on 4 November; the 28-year-old man is on bail pending trial in the Magistrate`s Court in Mildura (Mildura) on 30 September.
Police also arrest two women in tazhou wednesday. One 35-year-old woman living in Kensington Beach (Kingston Beach) is accused of smuggling commercial quantities of addictive sexual drup and one 29-year-old woman living in Lindis Van N (Lindisfarne) is charged with reckless handling of the proceeds of crime.
After the arrest of the eight, the Australian police in the course of the investigation arrest the total number of 19.
Police seized three tons of chemicals, believed to be precursor chemicals, seized seven luxury cars and destroyed three large-scale manufacturing plants during Wednesday`s operation in Virginia.
During the ongoing investigation, the police had not paid 57 kilograms of methamphetamine and a large amount of cash.
