- A US military civilian employee in Japan has been arrested for suspected drug smuggling.
- David Adam Todd, a ship repair worker, allegedly smuggled approximately 280 grams of narcotics from the United States.
- The suspicious package was discovered by customs officials using military mail for personal correspondence.

A: Hey! Did you hear something crazy on the news?
B: No, what’s up? Tell me!

A: Apparently, a guy working at the US naval base in Yokosuka got arrested.
B: Seriously? What did he do?

A: He’s suspected of smuggling stuff with drugs in it! Using the mail.
B: Wow! That’s a big deal! Who was it?

A: His name is David Todd, he’s 44. He fixes ships there.
B: Really? I wonder what he was thinking.

A: Customs found a weird package addressed to him.
B: Oh no! So, they checked it?

A: Yep! They found narcotics inside. It happened last July.
B: That’s a lot of stuff - 280 grams! Gummies and capsules?

A: Exactly! The police are still asking questions.
B: He’s not saying anything, huh? That’s not good.



A: Nope! Staying quiet.
B: Crazy, right?