Cologne/Bonn Airport: Customs Discovers 57,000 Smuggling Cigarettes – Even in Children's Backpacks
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Twelve pieces of luggage, almost only cigarettes in it: customs found a record at Cologne/Bonn Airport. The woman's child also wore contraband.
A Belgian woman is said to have made her own son (7) a smuggler. Together the two travelled from Turkey to Germany with a total of just under 57,000 untaxed cigarettes. The goods were hidden in numerous suitcases – and in the backpack of the seven-year-old boy.
Seven years old and thousands of cigarettes in her luggage. The boy probably doesn't know what he's doing. His mom, on the other hand, did. She apparently inherited her criminal energy from her mother again.
Untaxed cigarettes are part of everyday life at Cologne/Bonn airport. A discovery after the landing of a machine from Istanbul still amazes customs officials.
At Cologne/Bonn Airport, customs noticed an exceptionally large cigarette smuggling: a Belgian woman had filled numerous pieces of luggage with tobacco goods – including her seven-year-old son's backpack.
The woman had returned from Istanbul with her son and wanted to leave the airport terminal with twelve bags. In it: 57.00 cigarettes!
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