Court acquits defendant of illegal drug sales due to insufficient evidence proving intent to sell.

The court acquitted the defendant, T. B., of charges under Article 126b of the Pharmaceutical Law for selling medicinal products. The prosecution alleged sales to pharmaceutical wholesalers between February and December 2015, but the defense argued that the evidence failed to establish the specific intent required for the crime. The court ruled that without proof of the defendant's subjective intent to sell, the elements of the offense were not met, leading to a not-guilty verdict.