A massive drug bust in Flushing, Queens has led to the indictment of four individuals accused of running a dangerous narcotics operation spanning two boroughs, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced Friday.

The suspects — Xing Li, 40 of Flushing, Kaiyu Huang, 36, of Manhattan, Quan Ni, 24, and Raymond Nam, 36, of Flushing were arrested Thursday following a 16-month investigation dubbed “Operation Frostbite” by law enforcement, Katz said.

Heaps of ketamine, MDMA and illegal weed were seized by authorities as they busted a drug lab in Queens and arrested the ringleader of the dangerous narcotics operation, prosecutors said Friday. Xi…{ai:summary}<p>Four individuals have been indicted following a significant drug bust in Flushing, Queens, which was part of a 16-month investigation named “Operation Frostbite.” The suspects, aged 24 to 40, are accused of operating a narcotics operation across two boroughs.</p><p>Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced the arrests of Xing Li, Kaiyu Huang, Quan Ni, and Raymond Nam, who were taken into custody on Thursday. #crime</p>

4 charged in major NYC ketamine drug trafficking bust dubbed ‘Operation Frostbite’

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