Stephens acknowledged mailing a couple of packages to her son’s PO Box after his wife requested “pens” to share with a Japanese colleague, presumably referring to vape pens. In the process, she sent a package containing 2.88 grams of cannabis oil, which arrived at Tokyo International Airport in mid-August. Subsequently, the package was forwarded to the Kadena Air Force base, where her son, Sgt. Darius Omar serves as a military dog handler. Local customs officers intercepted the package upon its arrival.
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