Three Korean Golf Bettors Arrested for Drugging a Fellow Golfer and Stealing $52K

Three elderly South Korean gamblers are accused of drugging their golf opponent’s coffee with sleeping pills to impair his performance, and then collecting 75 million won (around $52,000) in bets after he lost the match. The Three Suspects Allegedly Planned the Scam for Months According to Seoul’s Namdaemun Police , the three suspects, aged in their 60s and 70s, allegedly spent months earning the victim’s trust by intentionally losing previous bets. Finally, in July, the trio arranged a high-stakes match at a golf course in Gyeonggi Province, near Seoul.
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