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Chile fines Chinese mafia inmate after cocaine found at maximum-security prison
HK🏛️ PoliticsCenter12 hr. ago

Chile fines Chinese mafia inmate after cocaine found at maximum-security prison

A Chilean court fined a Chinese man, Haifeng Tang, for possessing cocaine during a search at Santiago prison, where he is already facing charges of homicide, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. The incident occurred just days before his transfer to a maximum-security facility under President Jose Antonio Kast's strict prison policies. Prosecutors allege Tang is part of a broader Chinese criminal network, with authorities now investigating three separate networks linked to illegal activities across Chile. The case marks the second time in five months that a Chinese inmate has faced similar charges, highlighting growing concerns over organized crime involving Chinese nationals. The ruling could undermine Kast's efforts to enhance prison security, as Tang had been cleared for transfer despite the discovery.

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South China Morning Post logoSouth China Morning PostIndependentCenter12 hr. ago
Chile fines Chinese mafia inmate after cocaine found at maximum-security prison

A Chilean court fined a Chinese man, Haifeng Tang, for possessing cocaine during a search at Santiago prison, where he is already facing charges of homicide, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. The incident occurred just days before his transfer to a maximum-security facility under President Jose Antonio Kast's strict prison policies. Prosecutors allege Tang is part of a broader Chinese criminal network, with authorities now investigating three separate networks linked to illegal activities across Chile. The case marks the second time in five months that a Chinese inmate has faced similar charges, highlighting growing concerns over organized crime involving Chinese nationals. The ruling could undermine Kast's efforts to enhance prison security, as Tang had been cleared for transfer despite the discovery.

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