In India, an event occurred that left real detective scenarios behind and surprised the public. Two young teachers from the country, inspired by the famous Hollywood series “Breaking Bad”, decided to step off the legal path.
According to the information, a 35-year-old physics tutor and a 25-year-old chemistry teacher organized a secret drug laboratory in a rented apartment. Official reports state that within two months, they fully set up the production of the synthetic drug mephedrone. Sources indicate that the amount of produced meph was close to 150 kilograms, and its market value is estimated at around 220 thousand dollars.
During the investigation, the young teachers fully admitted to their actions. According to them, the events in “Breaking Bad” inspired them, and in order to get rid of financial problems and debts, they decided to take such a step.
It is surprising, but Bollywood has sidelined its own scriptwriters — this time, life itself “wrote” the script. This case has become a major topic in the country’s mass media. The activity of the drug laboratory was stopped by law enforcement, and a criminal case was initiated against the perpetrators.
For reference: “Breaking Bad” is a TV series shot in the USA that has gained worldwide fame. The main character is a chemistry teacher, Walter White, who is diagnosed with lung cancer. In order to guarantee his family’s financial future, he steps onto a criminal path — together with his former student Jesse Pinkman, he begins to produce and sell methamphetamine. This plot was highly praised by many movie lovers and specialists.
But the story of the Indian teachers, unfortunately, led to serious consequences not on the screen, but in real life. Officials emphasize that any events from movies or TV series are not justified in real life and may result in severe consequences.
Currently, the investigation and court proceedings continue. The public emphasizes the necessity of refusing such “inspirations” and reminds young people about the importance of making the right life choices.
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