Li Dashu, Premier League famous generals have committed 65 million felony crimes and are sentenced to 6 years, and will be sentenced to death in China

In the past two days, a big event that shocked the world happened in the football world. Even the American national media "New York Times" specifically reported that he was Stam, a Dutch player who once played in the Premier League. He was officially convicted of drug trafficking and served 6 years in prison, which can be said to have opened up a new track for reemployment of retired players.

By the way, although this Stam is the same surname as the former Manchester United famous Dutch international, the two have no relationship. The Manchester United person is called jaap.stam, and the criminal person is called ronny.stam. Both are Dutch, and have both become Dutch internationals and play in the Premier League. Apart from that, there is no relationship. Although the Manchester United coach was not smooth after retirement, he did not give up his football dream and is now leading an amateur team in the Netherlands.

According to the New York Times, Stam was arrested when he was preparing to smuggle a cocaine of more than 2 tons (2,217 kilograms). According to the black market valuation, the total price of the drug is about 41.5 million euros. In addition to smuggling drugs, during the subsequent search by the police, he was also found to directly sell 724 kilograms of cocaine, even transnational crimes. Chile, Brazil, the Netherlands, Belgium and France all left his drug trafficking footprints, including cocaine, ecstasy, laughing gas, and even laundering 2.6 million euros. The media even joked that he is not only a first-class football player, but also an absolutely top-notch presence in the drug industry. He has been deported back to the Netherlands to be detained, serving his sentence in a Middleburg prison with a long history next to the sea, spending his remaining six years in prison.

What is that bringing a great football player on the path of a drug tycoon?

According to Stam himself, after retiring, he was addicted to alcohol and gambling. Soon after he owed huge debts and became addicted to drugs. Because he was a former international player, he was favored by local gangs and asked him to join the organization to sell drugs. Stam did not agree at first. In order to avoid the gang, he even moved to Eindhoven 40 kilometers away. Unexpectedly, the gang actually went to the stadium of his son playing football in the youth team to take photos, and forced him to go to the path of sin with father-son affection.

However, according to the on-site trial records, in addition to this experience, Stam also said some other words, which were all confused by his lawyers in court because the prisoner sucked too much drugs, and he warned Stam that if he was recorded by the court, he would be unable to turn over for the rest of his life. In short, the court finally chose to accept his statement that he was forced to be a drug dealer by a gang and sentenced to eight years in prison.

This has to be admired by the humanitarian spirit of European law. It was a sentence of eight years for smuggling 2 tons of drugs and personally trafficking nearly 1 tons (700 kilograms).

In contrast, if opium only exceeds 1 kilogram and drugs exceed 50G, they will be sentenced to more than 15 years, or even death penalty, and they will adopt a zero-tolerance attitude towards drugs.

No wonder there are more and more drug-addicted wanderers on the streets of Europe. The former European powers are now in a tendency to become European sick men.