Chinese nationals indicted in North Texas for trafficking drugs to prison inmates across United States

Two Chinese nationals, alongside two U.S. citizens, are facing drug trafficking charges in connection to a scheme that provided synthetic drugs to prison inmates across the United States.Chinese nationals indicted in North Texas36-year-old Lisa Xing and 38-year-old Zhanwen Song have been charged in the Eastern District of Texas, by a federal grand jury.The two have been charged with drug trafficking and money laundering violations in connection to a drug trafficking operation involving drugs being shipped from China to the United States.Xing and Song, alongside 19 other co-conspirators, were arrested in China in a joint operation between China’s Ministry of Public Security and the FBI.In May, Adell Willis, 43, of Lewisville, and Judy Ly, 30, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, were indicted in the same conspiracy.The suspects' indictments claim Willis purchased synthetic opioids, cannabinoids, stimulants, and other drugs from Xing and Song in China, and had them shipped to his residence in Texa