A woman was arrested in Bali on the alleged cocaine in the sex game, she may face the death penalty if convicted

Police said on Tuesday that a woman was arrested in Bali in Indonesia after she tried to smuggle cocaine to the resort’s island using a sexual game and hide drugs in her underwear.

The 42 -year -old Peru, which she only identified by her first letters, arrived at Bali International Airport from Qatar on August 12 when the authorities became suspicious.

“Customs officers are suspected of their behavior, and after consulting with the police, they had an additional examination of it,” one named Bali Police Unit, who has one name.

The officers claimed 3.1 pounds of cocaine inside a sexual game hidden in their genitals and in their underwear. The police also accused her of smuggling dozens of orgasm.

Ryante said that the Peruvian woman told the police that she had been appointed to transport drugs to Indonesia by a man she met on the dark network in April for $ 20,000.

The woman has been charged under the harsh drug law in Indonesia and may face the death penalty if convicted. Administrative smugglers convicted in Indonesia are sometimes implemented firing squad.

Last month, the 46 -year -old Bali Bali Court sentenced the Argentine court to be sentenced to seven years in prison after he was convicted of 244 grams of cocaine wrapped in a knot hiding inside its genitals.

Indonesia has some of the most difficult drugs in the world. There are dozens of travelers in the country’s death row, including the British grandmother that escapes cocaine.

Indonesia conducted the latest executions in 2016, killing one of the Indonesian drug convicts and three Nigerian drugs.

In June, three British citizens were accused of smuggling more than a pound of cocaine to Indonesia Charged In Bali. They avoided the death penalty last month, BBC mentionedWhen the judge told them that they would only spend 12 months.

The United Nations on Drugs and Crime says that Indonesia is a main center for drug therapy despite the presence of some of the strongest strongest drugs in the world, partly due to the fact that international drug coins are targeting its young residents.

The administration of the Indonesian President Prabu Sobanto has moved to the return of many prominent prisoners, all of whom were sentenced to drug crimes, to their countries of origin.

French Serge Atlwi returned to France in February after Jakarta and Paris agreed to a deal to return him to “human reasons” because he was sick.

In December, I took Indonesia Mary Jin Veloso Being death and returning it to the Philippines. He also sent the five remaining members in “Bali nine” The drug ring, who were serving heavy prison sentences, to Australia.

According to the Ministry of Immigration and corrections in Indonesia, 96 foreigners were in the case of death, all of them charged with drugs, before Veloso was released.