Peruan was charged with trying to smuggle a type of medicine powder in Bali with sex toys. It is known that the police have discovered 1.4 kg of a drug inside an intimate toy in women's underwear, and also accused her of hiding other banned pills.
Peruvian citizens were arrested in Bali later, allegedly, she tried to smuggle Cocaine to the island of Indonesia, using sex toys and hiding medicine in underwear, police said.
According to Agence France-Presse, a 42-year-old woman, was only determined by NS, who went to Bali International Airport from Catarus on August 12, and then the government doubted.
Customs staff suspected wrong in her behavior and, consulted with the police, conducted an additional audit, Mr. Bali Radiant, director of the Drug Police Department at a press conference.
Police officers seized the woman who found 1.4 kg of banned powder in a sex toy hidden in her genitals and underwear. Police also accused her of smuggling dozens of drugs.
The Peruan told the police that she was hired to transport drugs to Indonesia as a man she met in a Darknet in April, for $ 20,000, a representative of the local police.
The woman was accused of Indonesia's harsh law on the fight against drugs, and if her sins could face the death penalty, remind Agence France-Presse.
Last month, the Bali Island Court sentenced the 46 -year -old Argentic to seven years after she was convicted of smuggling 244 grams of medicine powder, packed in condoms, which she hid in her genitals.
In Indonesia, one of the most stringent drugs on drugs in the world is effective, the French-Presse agency emphasized. In this country, dozens of drug traffickers were sentenced to death, including a 69 -year -old brother, convicted of Cocaine smuggling.
The last time Indonesia was executed in 2016, when an Indonesian and three Nigerians were convicted of drug trafficking were shot.
The Department of Crime Management and United Nations noted that Indonesia was a large drug smuggling drug, although one of the most stringent drugs on drugs in the world, partly because international drugs targeted the country's youth.
The government of Indonesian President Prabovo Subianto has taken measures to repatriate a number of senior prisoners convicted of drug -related crimes, returning to their indigenous countries.
Therefore, French Serzh Atlaui returned to France in February after Jakarta and Paris agreed to repatriate for “humanitarian reasons”, because he was sick.
In December, Indonesia released the Mary Jane bike from the suicide room and took her back to the Philippines. In addition, the remaining five members of the drug business “Bali Nine”, serving difficulties, have been sent back to Australia.
According to the Ministry of Immigration and the execution of Indonesia's penalties, 96 foreigners were in the cell of suicide bicycles in the cell, all on drug trafficking.
