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Customs and Border Protection Officers in Minneapolis Seize 1,134 Fraudulent Gas Engines Worth $1.34 Million

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(KNSI) - A shipment from China containing $1.34 million in fraudulent gas engines was stopped this week at the...
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Customs and Border Protection Officers in Minneapolis Seize 1,134 Fraudulent Gas Engines Worth $1.34 Million

(KNSI) - A shipment from China containing $1.34 million in fraudulent gas engines was stopped this week at the...

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Border patrol agents recently stopped $1.3 million worth of fraudulent engines from entering the country

Homeland Security | MattGush via iStock People going to auto mechanics to have their cars repaired typically believe the parts they’re getting are legal. Of course, they usually are. However, there is a market for fraudulent vehicle parts, and border agents have recently stopped a high volume of fraudulent gas engines from entering the country. Still, there are probably others that have slipped through the cracks. Auto mechanics installing car p…

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$1.3 million in 'fraudulent' gas engines seized by U.S. at Canadian border

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently seized more than 1000 gas engines at a Minneapolis, Minnesota, border crossing. The seizure took place on January 23, 2025, at the Minneapolis-St. Paul’s Express Consignment Facility. CBP officers intercepted 42 pallets containing a total of 1,134 “fraudulent gas engines” originating from China. Officials say that each pallet contained 27 gas engines. The engines were en route to various busines…

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CBP finds gas engines in Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS –  According to a media release,  U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at Minneapolis-St. Paul’s Express Consignment Facility intercepted 42 pallets containing a total of 1,134 fraudulent gas engines on January 23. The engines, which came from China, had an appraised value of $1.34 million. Each pallet contained 27 gas engines and was heading to various businesses across the U.S. The engines were seized for not providing…

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KNSI Radio in St. Cloud broke the news in on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
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