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Two Chinese Nationals Arrested for Alleged Drug Trafficking to US Prisons

Two Chinese nationals, Lisa Xing and Zhanwen Song, were arrested in China for allegedly supplying synthetic drugs to U.S. prisons. They face charges of drug trafficking and money laundering, with potential sentences of up to life in prison if convicted. The investigation involved coordination between U.S. and Chinese authorities, resulting in the arrest of additional co-conspirators and the seizure of significant quantities of synthetic drugs.

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Two Chinese nationals, Lisa Xing and Zhanwen Song, were arrested in China for allegedly supplying synthetic drugs to U.S. prisons. They face charges of drug trafficking and money laundering, with potential sentences of up to life in prison if convicted. The investigation involved coordination between U.S. and Chinese authorities, resulting in the arrest of additional co-conspirators and the seizure of significant quantities of synthetic drugs.

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Chinese nationals accused of smuggling synthetic drugs into US prisons on drug-soaked paper

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Two Chinese Nationals Arrested for Alleged Drug Trafficking to US Prisons