Thai Life
Turkish man arrested for making fake “Kamagra” jelly

Police in Bangkok have arrested a Turkish man for making thousands of sachets of the sex drug “Kamagra” jelly.
The drug was being sold on the black market and via internet sales.
Kamagra – that has a quick and long lasting effect on male erections – is widely on sale at red light districts in Thailand.
Ahmet Necmi Yediyildiz, 43, was arrested in Wuttakat Road Soi 6 in Thonburi at a makeshift factory producing the fake drugs. The raid utilizing a warrant was made after an informant contacted the police.
Taken into evidence were 46,700 sachets of Kamagra. The packaging claimed they were produced in India.

Also seized were a medicine mixer, scales and a packing machine along with three packs of glucose syrup.
Police also found 0.3 grams of “ice” (crystal meth – methamphetamine).
Ahmet could speak Thai and gave Daily News a good report. He said he was all legal and above board staying in Thailand.
He said he had gone into producing Kamagra in a syndicate with others. He was just the maker, he said, and would add glucose syrup to give the product flavor and tang. Then he would package it – someone else did the selling after picking it up.
About the ice he said that it was just for his own consumption – he didn’t put any in the Kamagra.
He has been charged with producing drugs without a license and possessing a Class 1 narcotic (ice).
Now the police are going after his associates.
Daily News said that the Kamagra was on sale on the internet and on black markets for 100-150 baht a sachet.

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