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Son of Renowned Kaunas Doctors Led International Drug Ring While Hiding in Ecuador
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Son of Renowned Kaunas Doctors Led International Drug Ring While Hiding in Ecuador

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Andrejus Tokeris, son of prominent Kaunas doctors, led an international drug trafficking ring from Ecuador.
  • He boasted about supplying large quantities of drugs to Australia, Spain, and England.
  • Tokeris directed criminal activities in Lithuania even while hiding in Ecuador.

Andrejus Tokeris, the son of well-known doctors from Kaunas, Lithuania, has been apprehended in Ecuador where he allegedly led an international drug trafficking operation. Police reports indicate Tokeris was actively directing drug shipments while residing in a house on the Pacific coast in Ecuador.

In intercepted communications, Tokeris was heard boasting about his operation's scale. "I'm about to release a kitchen from which about 3 tons of drugs will come out. Where will I put so much? Australia, Spain, England. I will flood those addicts," he reportedly told an associate, highlighting his ambition to supply illicit substances across multiple continents.

Even while evading authorities in Ecuador, Tokeris continued to issue orders to his accomplices in Lithuania. The extent of his criminal enterprise and his ability to manage operations remotely underscore the sophisticated nature of the international drug trade.

I'm about to release a kitchen from which about 3 tons of drugs will come out. Where will I put so much? Australia, Spain, England. I will flood those addicts.

โ€” Andrejus TokerisBoasting to an associate about the scale of his international drug trafficking operation.
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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.