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Canadian drug dealer will be tried by a Chinese court-Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying: China will promptly perform consular notification obligations
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[Global Times-Global Network Reporter Li Sikun] The official website of the Liaoning Higher People's Court issued a message on the 26th that the second court of the criminal trial will openly hear the appellant Robert Lloyd in the sixth court of the Dalian Intermediate People's Court. De Schellenberger filed a lawsuit against smuggling of drugs. According to reports, Robert is a Canadian, and the number of drugs involved is huge. He is the first Canadian citizen to be legally tried in China because of "smuggling drugs." At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held on the afternoon of the 27th, a reporter from Reuters asked questions about the matter. Spokesperson Hua Chunying responded that he did not know the relevant case and suggested asking questions from the relevant Chinese authorities. However, Hua Chunying also pointed out that if foreign citizens are involved, it is believed that the relevant Chinese authorities will promptly perform their due disclosure obligations. The reporter asked if it was possible to confirm that the appellant was a Canadian. Will the tension in Sino-Canadian diplomatic relations affect the case? In this regard, Hua Chunying said, "What kind of person is he? I only saw relevant reports and did not grasp the new case and could not confirm it to you." "As for the diplomatic relationship between China and Canada," she said. "The cause of it should be clear to everyone. The Chinese side has repeatedly explained China's solemn position." Previously reported heavy! The drug dealers who are about to be tried in Dalian are also Canadians. The number of drugs smuggled "will scare you." According to Dalian Tianjian.com, a subsidiary of the Dalian Radio and Television Station, the suspected drug smuggling case, Robert Lloyd, will be tried by the Liaoning Provincial Higher People’s Court on the 29th. Dean Schellenberger (English name ROBERT LLOYD SCHELLENBERG) is a Canadian and has a large number of drugs involved.
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Dalian Tianjian.com report screenshot The official website of the Liaoning Higher People's Court issued a message on the 26th that the second court of the criminal trial will openly hear the appellant Robert's smuggling of drug charges in the sixth court of the Dalian Intermediate People's Court.
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Screenshot of the official website of the Liaoning Higher People's Court Dalian Tianjian.com said that Robert is also an "authentic" Canadian. The amount of drugs he smuggled "will be scared if you announce it." In the first time, the Global Times asked the relevant departments to verify the authenticity of Robert "is a Canadian". The reporter received a positive response. Not long ago, Canadian citizen Kang Mingkai and Michael were declared to be legally censored in China, all of which were allegedly "involved in activities that endanger China's national security." Robert is the first Canadian citizen to be legally tried in China for "smuggling drugs." Copyright statement: If copyright issues are involved, please contact the website with the ownership certificate (Source: World Wide Web)
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Because the amount of drugs trafficked by this canadian person is extremely large, which makes it is rare in China's drug exchanges over the years. It is believed that this person is very likely to be sentenced to death according to China's strict drug criminal law.
 
Canadian drug dealer will be tried by a Chinese court-Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying: China will promptly perform consular notification obligations
光明网 12-28 09:07
http://m.gmw.cn/gallery/201812/28/1300103204.html?tt_group_id=6639848432880058894
[Global Times-Global Network Reporter Li Sikun] The official website of the Liaoning Higher People's Court issued a message on the 26th that the second court of the criminal trial will openly hear the appellant Robert Lloyd in the sixth court of the Dalian Intermediate People's Court. De Schellenberger filed a lawsuit against smuggling of drugs. According to reports, Robert is a Canadian, and the number of drugs involved is huge. He is the first Canadian citizen to be legally tried in China because of "smuggling drugs." At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held on the afternoon of the 27th, a reporter from Reuters asked questions about the matter. Spokesperson Hua Chunying responded that he did not know the relevant case and suggested asking questions from the relevant Chinese authorities. However, Hua Chunying also pointed out that if foreign citizens are involved, it is believed that the relevant Chinese authorities will promptly perform their due disclosure obligations. The reporter asked if it was possible to confirm that the appellant was a Canadian. Will the tension in Sino-Canadian diplomatic relations affect the case? In this regard, Hua Chunying said, "What kind of person is he? I only saw relevant reports and did not grasp the new case and could not confirm it to you." "As for the diplomatic relationship between China and Canada," she said. "The cause of it should be clear to everyone. The Chinese side has repeatedly explained China's solemn position." Previously reported heavy! The drug dealers who are about to be tried in Dalian are also Canadians. The number of drugs smuggled "will scare you." According to Dalian Tianjian.com, a subsidiary of the Dalian Radio and Television Station, the suspected drug smuggling case, Robert Lloyd, will be tried by the Liaoning Provincial Higher People’s Court on the 29th. Dean Schellenberger (English name ROBERT LLOYD SCHELLENBERG) is a Canadian and has a large number of drugs involved.
4270813474553284142.jpg

Dalian Tianjian.com report screenshot The official website of the Liaoning Higher People's Court issued a message on the 26th that the second court of the criminal trial will openly hear the appellant Robert's smuggling of drug charges in the sixth court of the Dalian Intermediate People's Court.
6550419960692191538.jpg

Screenshot of the official website of the Liaoning Higher People's Court Dalian Tianjian.com said that Robert is also an "authentic" Canadian. The amount of drugs he smuggled "will be scared if you announce it." In the first time, the Global Times asked the relevant departments to verify the authenticity of Robert "is a Canadian". The reporter received a positive response. Not long ago, Canadian citizen Kang Mingkai and Michael were declared to be legally censored in China, all of which were allegedly "involved in activities that endanger China's national security." Robert is the first Canadian citizen to be legally tried in China for "smuggling drugs." Copyright statement: If copyright issues are involved, please contact the website with the ownership certificate (Source: World Wide Web)
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let the law take it's own course .
 
This fvcking Canadian smuggled drug to my city. Don't shoot him. Render him a pain in the living death.

His future looks bleak.

In Taiwan region, too, with that amount of drugs, he would face a certain death sentence.

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Canadian 'drug smuggler' faces stricter sentence as Chinese court orders retrial

By Abhishek G Bhaya
2018-12-30 14:26 GMT+8


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China holds a zero-tolerance policy towards drug trafficking and depending on the volume of the banned substance being smuggled, traffickers may even face the death penalty.


"According to China's Criminal Law, persons who smuggle, transport or manufacture opium of not less than 1,000 grams, heroin or methylaniline of not less than 50 grams or other narcotic drugs in large quantities shall be sentenced to a fixed-term imprisonment of 15 years, life imprisonment or death and also to confiscation of property," according to a Global Times report.

Schellenberg allegedly smuggled 222.035 kilograms of methylaniline, the Global Times reported, adding that the Canadian arrived in China on November 19, 2014 and was detained by police on December 3 of the same year from Guangzhou in south China's Guangdong Province.

On Saturday, Schellenberg appeared in the court, wearing glasses, a black shirt and grey pants. He looked very calm during the trial, Global Times reported.

Liaoning Higher People's Court in its statement also mentioned that "during the trial of the case, the people's court guaranteed the rights of defense and translation that the defendant should enjoy during the proceedings."

Before the trial, the people's court notified the Canadian Embassy in China in accordance with relevant regulations, and the embassy officials attended the trial on Saturday, the statement added. More than 50 people including journalists from Chinese and foreign media attended the trial, which began at 2:00 pm local time and lasted for about four hours.

Likely diplomatic impact?

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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou arriving at a parole office in Vancouver, Canada, December 12, 2018. /VCG Photo

Related story: MOFA: French meddling in Canadians' probe has left a 'very bad impression' in China

Schellenberg is reportedly the first foreigner to be tried in China on drug-smuggling charges in nine years. The last foreigner to be tried for drug smuggling was British national Akmal Shaikh, who was executed in December 2009 after being convicted for the crime. Shaikh was caught in 2007 while smuggling over four kilograms of heroin into China.

Analysts say that a stricter punishment for Schellenberg, such as death penalty, could further strain ties between China and Canada which are embroiled in a diplomatic brawl triggered by Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou's "unlawful" detention in Vancouver earlier this month.

Meanwhile, two other Canadian nationals, former diplomat Michael Kovrig and business consultant Michael Spavor remain under detention in China on suspicion of "engaging in activities that endangered China's national security."

Canada and its Western allies have demanded the release of Kovrig and Spavor while justifying Meng's detention as legitimate.

China, however, has constantly distinguished the cases as "different in nature," reiterating that while the Canadians detained by Chinese authorities are suspected of endangering China's national security, Meng who has broken no Canadian law was "illegally detained" in Canada "at the behest of the U.S. side."

Meng was detained in Vancouver on December 1 at the request of the U.S., which is seeking her extradition over allegations that her company conducted business with Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions. Meng and Huawei have denied any wrongdoing and are fighting a legal battle in Canada.

Kovrig and Spavor were detained on December 10 and are being investigated by the Beijing State Security Bureau and the State Security Bureau of Dandong City, northeastern Liaoning Province, respectively.

Meanwhile, Canadian teacher Sarah McIver, who was this month taken into "administrative detention" for "working illegally" in China, was released and has returned to Canada, according to multiple media reports on Saturday. The Canadian government confirmed that the teacher has returned home.

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Its suicide to peddle drugs in APAC region.

Exactly, it is virtually a suicide. In Taiwan, people are greeted with a "carrying drugs is punishable by death sentence" sign at the airport.

In East Asia, especially, it is a death wish that comes true pretty quickly.
 
Agreed but in one month. Super power China!

It did not happen to the British national (in 2016, I guess, sentenced to death and executed) and it won't happen this time, too.

Large scale trafficking is a certain death not only in Mainland, but also in entire NEA and perhaps in the SEA, too.

The approach here is drying the swamp, rather than dealing with the mosquitoes.

The Canadian seems to be a major swamp runner.
 

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