Taxi Driver Arrested in Chiang Rai for Smuggling 2.2 Million Meth Pills Using Children as Decoys
A 49-year-old taxi driver was arrested in Chiang Rai, Thailand, for attempting to smuggle 2.2 million methamphetamine pills. The suspect used his two young children as decoys, covering the drug-filled sacks with a blanket to make it appear as if the children were sleeping during a family trip.
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