Police apprehended a 36-year-old housewife identified as Seo, three doctors and four pharmacists for distributing diet pills containing narcotic substances. Investigators secured 1,200 pills from Seo and are currently looking for her clients.
Seo bought 13,000 pills of the drugs with prescriptions for 15 different acquaintances. She borrowed their identification and health insurance details last October.
A doctor identified as Kim and others knew Seo's actions were illegal but prescribed the drugs more than 70 times to get the insurance fee. Pharmacist Koh later sold the drugs even without prescription.
Seo sold the drugs online to 33 people, reaping more than 52 million won in illicit gains. Since regulations on narcotic diet pill prescriptions got tougher, the offender was able to find many clients, Gyeonggi Police Agency said Tuesday. Among the buyers, six were nurses, eight were college students and two were high school students.
I will brave fire and water and work past midnight to follow thirtysomething housewives around to make sure they're not doing anything unqualified. Matter of fact, since leaving the house at all defeats the purpose of "housewife," clearly stricter guidelines must be enacted to keep these women from leaving the house illegally. I want a system to improve the household while stopping the harm that these Koreans do to Korea.
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Well, a lot of them cheat on their husbands so jail might be another solution. Or that new plantation on Madacascar.
Just when you think it's safe for foreigners to live in Korea...
I wonder if the housewives sold Viagra.
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