Crocodile Head Found in Luggage at Italian Airport
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If the man is found guilty, he faces a fine of between 20,000 and 200,000 euros or a prison sentence of between six months and one year.
The protected animal's head was wrapped in brown paper. The man could face a fine of up to 200,000 euros or imprisonment.
A passenger traveling from Miami to Turin, Italy, via Istanbul, was found to have a dried crocodile head, belonging to a critically endangered species, in their luggage. The passenger, accused of smuggling the protected species, faces a hefty fine or imprisonment.
Italian authorities found a dried crocodile head during a baggage check at Turin airport. An Italian tourist traveling from Miami attempted to smuggle the specimen. He faces possible prison time.
Crocodile head dried found in the luggage of a passenger in Turin Caselle. Protected species seized by customs.
A dried crocodile head, belonging to a protected species, was found in the luggage of an Italian passenger at Turin airport Caselle 'Sandro Pertini'. The man, who was denounced, had arrived from Miami, via Istanbul. (ANSA)
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