Osaka police refer three to prosecutors over Mounjaro sales

Osaka police have referred three individuals to prosecutors for illegally selling the weight-loss drug Mounjaro.

The three suspects were sent to prosecutors on Tuesday. All have admitted to selling the drug in violation of the pharmaceutical and medical devices law.

Investigative sources confirmed the admissions. The case centers on unauthorized distribution of Mounjaro in Osaka.

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Police arrest two suspects during Gurugram fake Mounjaro racket bust, with seized counterfeit injections and Rs 71 lakh cash on display.
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Gurugram fake Mounjaro racket busted: Two arrested, Rs 71 lakh seized, nationwide alert issued

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Gurugram's Drugs Control Office busted a counterfeit Mounjaro (tirzepatide) injections racket on April 18, arresting Avi Sharma and Mujammil Khan after intercepting a cab in DLF Phase-IV and raiding Sharma's flat. Fake injections worth over Rs 71 lakh were seized, with packaging machines recovered. A nationwide alert has been issued, and officials warn of health risks from such fakes.

Former Suntory Holdings chairman Takeshi Niinami has been referred to prosecutors without arrest, along with a female acquaintance, over allegations of importing illegal supplements. Investigative sources said the supplements from the United States contained prohibited levels of THC, a cannabis-derived substance. Niinami denies the allegations.

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Young Indians are turning to diabetes drugs Ozempic and Mounjaro for rapid weight loss before weddings and job interviews, as experts warn of cosmetic misuse, grey market dangers, and rising lookism. These GLP-1 drugs are meant for obesity and diabetes, not vanity purposes, doctors emphasize.

Minas Gerais Military Police arrested two men aged 21 and 23 on the night of April 16 in Poços de Caldas, southern Minas Gerais, in one of the city's largest drug seizures. Triggered by an anonymous tip, the operation seized over 40 kg of marijuana, ecstasy, LSD and other substances, plus R$ 26,000 in cash and stolen vehicles.

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Kenyan police are working with rescue teams to track and stop organized gangs stealing motorcycles near the Uganda border.

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