A man who sold on weight loss pills that was made from poison Three years jailed.
33 -year -old Kyle Enos was accused of several drug offenses and convicted in the Cardiff Magistrate Court earlier this year.
Enos, Welsh, Bridgend, In South WalesWas in jail to sell first Fenteenile Online. Immediately after release, he bought the drug 2,4-dinotrophenol, or DNP.
DNP is an industrial chemical that is poisonous to humans and has been banned for human consumption in Britain. This can cause severe physical side effects in some cases and even death.
ENOS was arrested by the Regional Organized Crime Unit (ROCU) Tarian officials for Southern WalesAfter getting information from July 2024 National crime agency (NCA).
ENOS bought sodium salt of 2,4-dinitrophenol powder from China through the dark web. He then manufactured bullets using cutting agents and a tablet press in his bedroom.
He advertised bullets and other regulated medicines on a website created by him.
The ENOS will ship products, which is disguised as vitamins and minerals, both domestically and internationally.
He was sentenced Cardiff Crown Court For several cases related to failure to follow a regulated substance and a serious crime prevention order, 36 months to jail from Thursday.
Kiran Morris, Detective Constable Constable of Tarian Rocke said: “Operation Guzuma NCA, National Food Crime Unit, Ministry of Defense, HM Jail and Probation Service and Probation Service, Medicine and Healthcare Products Products Regulatory Authority were an active participation check, and South Wales Police,
“ENOS’s fast arrest and to remove these poisonous diet pills We had a huge priority from the open market. ENOS was supplying bullets with no safety precautions in place, and there was no advice on the dose. This could have made the buyers very sick or dying.
“Tarian ROCUs are committed to the protection of not only within our region, but also the members of the United Kingdom and beyond members. The punishment assigned to Enos today today should act as a warning for others engaged in equal criminality.”
