Dangers of Viagra in Cambodia

ByDANIEL KAYSCHMANUpdated: June 11, 2014, 11:34 am

A few days after a French man was arrested for selling fake Viagra and other drugs, police announced he was arrested in a case in Phnom Penh, which also involves the sale of counterfeit goods.

Cops raided the office of the deputy mayor of Phnom Penh, a town in the Cambodian province of Khyldai, Monday and were able to seize three counterfeit goods, including Viagra, which they said were sold for $20,000 and were smuggled into the country. In the case, the police also raided a number of pharmacies, including a pharmacy in Anantoc, Phnom Penh.

Phnom Penh's police chief, who has been in the business for months, confirmed to The New York Times that he was at the scene of a serious traffic accident involving an auto-injurious driver.

On Monday, a man who was arrested in the town of Phnom Penh was arrested and charged with trafficking in counterfeit goods.

He was detained for more than two hours and then was arrested at his home in Anantoc, the town's police said.

In a statement, the deputy mayor of Phnom Penh said that while the case is "far from settled", the case is still "urgent", and that the police had no idea of the extent of the investigation.

"We're having a very good experience here," he said.

Phnom Penh police chief, who is also the town's mayor, said he was confident of the arrests and said he was very pleased to see the police take over the case.

"We've been in Phnom Penh since the beginning," he said.

On Monday, an assistant city attorney, including a deputy, told The New York Times that the police had already arrested three people in the area, including a man named John, who also was arrested.

"We are very pleased to be able to bring the case to court," he said.

A second deputy, who is also the town's mayor, told The Times that he has been in the business for three years, and that he has a great deal of experience.

A spokesman for the department of health, education and media, who also was in the business for three years, said the department of police is "in the early stages of enforcement" in the area of pharmacies and pharmacies and that it has been "particularly strong" with the operation of pharmacies.

A third deputy, who was in the business for more than three years, said the department is "in the early stages of enforcement" in the city.

Phnom Penh police chief, who also was in the business for more than three years, said that while the case is "far from settled", the case is still "urgent", and that the police had no idea of the extent of the investigation.

A second deputy told The Times that the department of health, education and media, which is also in the town's official police station, is "in the early stages of enforcement" in the area of pharmacies and pharmacies and that it has been "very strong" with the operation of pharmacies.

A third deputy told The Times that the department of police is "in the early stages of enforcement" in the area of pharmacies and pharmacies and that it has been "very strong" with the operation of pharmacies.

Phnom Penh police chief, who also is the town's mayor, said that while the case is "far from settled", the case is still "urgent".

In a statement, the deputy mayor of Phnom Penh, who is also the town's mayor, confirmed that he has been at the scene of the traffic accident.

A spokesman for the department of health, education and media, who also was in the business for three years, said the department of police is "in the early stages of enforcement" in the area of pharmacies and pharmacies and that it has been "very strong" with the operation of pharmacies.

A third deputy, who was in the business for more than three years, said the department is "in the early stages of enforcement" in the area of pharmacies and pharmacies and that it has been "very strong" with the operation of pharmacies.

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ByUpdated:Jan. 25, 2025

SINGAPORE – A man has been sentenced to serve up an illegal drug for erectile dysfunction for allegedly illegally taking Viagra, a prescription medication that is sold without a prescription.

A special court has sentenced a male to serve a minimum of 20 years, while a female will be sentenced to a maximum of 35 years. She was charged with three counts of trafficking and trafficking in illegal drugs.

Saitama was a 23-year-old man from the southern region of Singapore.

He was taken to a local prison in the western part of the country and was held for a year.

He has since pleaded not guilty to one count of trafficking in illegal drugs, along with another woman who also pleaded guilty to the same offence.

The woman who admitted the offence said: "I was sent to a prison in Penang after being released from prison last year. I used to have sex with a guy. I was going to a hotel to have a drink and have a good time. I have been a victim of crime and I am still a victim. I will be sentenced to a minimum of 20 years in prison and have the right to a maximum of 35 years in a prison.

"I took Viagra, the active ingredient in Sildenafil, a medicine for erectile dysfunction, to treat my sexual problems. I took the pills for erectile dysfunction, I did not take a medication.

"If I don't get pregnant, I will be married. If I don't get married, I will have to stay with my family. I will be a mother. I will be a burden to my family. I will be punished."

Saitama's lawyer said the case was a good one.

"The prosecution had the opportunity to present evidence and show that the man was involved in the manufacture and supply of the drug. That is, he was involved in making the pills."

The court also heard that the woman admitted the offences.

Saitama had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of trafficking in illegal drugs, along with another man and a woman who also pleaded guilty to the same offence.

She had previously admitted the offences and was also taking Viagra.

She has now been sentenced to a maximum of 35 years in prison and she is free to leave the country.

She is now free to go to a different prison and work out whether she is a victim.

She has been released from prison and will be given a sentence of up to 35 years.

Saitama was also ordered to pay a fine of £8,000.

He was also ordered to pay a total of £3,000 in damages.

The court also heard that the victim had pleaded guilty to three counts of trafficking in illegal drugs, along with another woman who pleaded guilty to the same offence.

The court heard that the victim had been sentenced to a minimum of 35 years in prison and she will now be free to go to a different prison and work out whether she is a victim.

She has been released from prison and has the right to remain in the country.

She has also been ordered to pay a fine of £8,000.

Saitama was also ordered to pay a total of £3,000 in damages and will be given a sentence of up to 35 years.

Saitama was also ordered to pay a total of £5,000 in damages and will now be free to go to a different prison and work out whether she is a victim.

Saitama was also ordered to pay a total of £5,000 in damages and will be given a sentence of up to 35 years.

The court heard that the victim had pleaded guilty to three counts of trafficking in illegal drugs, along with another woman who was also a victim.

The court also heard that the victim had pleaded guilty to three counts of trafficking in illegal drugs, along with another woman who was also a victim.

A young man was found dead in his home in Doncaster in June 2022, police say.

The 27-year-old was last seen by police in Doncaster and believed to be in possession of an "amazing" and "astonishing" number of Viagra tablets.

The 34-year-old, who is also known as "Hetti," was described as "very upset" and had a "mood of extreme fear and dread".

The man then told police that he had taken the tablets and was suffering from impotence, although he believed that it was caused by insufficient blood flow to the penis.

When questioned by police he admitted to having taken the tablets, the police said.

A spokesman for the Doncaster Police Station said: "The person is believed to be the man who was found dead at the scene."

The case was being investigated by the Police Service of Doncaster.

A statement from the Department of General Practitioners added that the case had been "in the interest" of the public and had been "under investigation".

The statement added that the case had been in the interest of the public and had been "under investigation".

The statement said the man had been aged between 40 and 75 and had been taking "several" tablets of Viagra.

The tablets were found to contain an ingredient called "Sildenafil".

Police found the tablets in a box and a bottle.

The bottle was valued at £3,936 and contained 12,000 tablets of the erectile dysfunction drug.

A young man was found dead in his home in Doncaster in June 2022, police say

The 26-year-old, who is also known as "Hetti," was last seen by police in Doncaster and believed to be in possession of an "amazing" and "astonishing" number of Viagra tablets.

A spokesman for the Doncaster Police Station said the person was "very upset" and had a "mood of extreme fear and dread".

The 26-year-old was last seen by police in Doncaster and believed to be in possession of an "amazing" and "astonishing" number of Viagra tablets.

The police found the tablets in a box and a bottle.