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Golf Betting Scam: Drug-Laced Coffee Wins 75M Won
Korean police have arrested a group that allegedly spiked a golf opponent's coffee with psychotropic drugs to impair their judgment, then won a betting match and swindled 75 million won. Seoul Namdaemun Police booked three suspects on drug and fraud charges, detaining one, and sent them to prosecutors on October 30. The incident occurred on July 30 at a golf course in Gyeonggi Province, where the suspects drugged the victim's coffee while they were in the restroom, according to Maeil Business Newspaper and Dong-A Ilbo. Korean media reports highlight the large stakes, with headlines noting the 75 million won prize money, and detail the method of secretly adding drugs to the coffee to reduce the opponent's athletic ability.


















