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05.17 [澳洲资讯] 澳洲海关与联邦警察的联合行动,二个人因为进口72升脱氧麻黄碱而被捕
澳洲海关与联邦警察的联合行动,二个人因为进口72升脱氧麻黄碱而被捕
这项活动实际上从上周末介入某一个从中国进口美发设备货物开始的。
根据线报,海关检查了一个托盘的香波、护发素以及染发料的货物,初步检查显示脱氧麻黄碱存在。
一个联邦警察检查了这票货确认大约有72升液体状的液体脱氧麻黄碱,黑市价格约4300万AUD。
接下来受监控的送货行动,导致二个人被捕。
被捕的二个人一个35岁,1个43岁,均为香港公民,已经因为拥有商业数量的毒品而违反了Criminal Code Act1995的307.5条而被起诉。
接下来的话就是海关自己的鼓吹以及严重警告。
这二个人可能会被处于终身监禁及1270000AUD的罚款。
调查还在进行,可能还有别的人被捕。
http://www.customs.gov.au/site/1 ... methamphetamine.asp
Joint Media Release: Australian Customs and Border Protection Service and Australian Federal Police
17 May 2013
Two men charged with importing 72 litres of methamphetamine
A joint Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) operation has resulted in approximately 72 litres of methamphetamine being stopped from entering Australia.
The operation began last weekend when ACBPS officers intercepted the liquidin a consignment of hairdressing equipment from China.
Intelligence received by ACBPS led to officers examining a pallet of shampoo, conditioner and hair colouring products. Initial testing indicated thepresence of methamphetamine.
An AFP examination of the consignment confirmed that it contained approximately 72 litres of liquid methamphetamine, with a total potential street value of up to $43 million.
A controlled delivery of the consignment was conducted this week which ledto two men being arrested earlier this morning (17 May 2013).
A 35-year-old man and a 43-year-old man, both Hong Kong nationals, have been charged with attempt to possess a commercial quantity of border controlled drugs, namely methamphetamine, contrary to Section 307.5 of the Criminal Code Act 1995.
ACBPS Manager NSW Container Examination Facility Paul Willard said these arrests were yet another example of the success of the Service's intelligence-led approach to targeting containers arriving in sea cargo.
"We are alert to the different ways criminals conceal these dangerous drugs in their attempts to evade detection," Mr Willard said.
"Criminals should be aware we have the examination skills, supported by cutting edge technology, to detect even the most sophisticated concealments."
AFP Sydney office Manager Ray Johnson said that these arrests are a strong reminder that you have a high chance of being caught if you attempt to import illicit drugs into Australia.
"Despite efforts by criminal networks to evade detection, authorities are working together to identify and disrupt criminals who attempt to import drugs," Commander Johnson said.
"The size of this seizure and the amount of harm it could potentially have caused cannot be understated."
The maximum penalty for these offences is life imprisonment and/or a$1,275,000 fine.
The investigation is continuing, and further arrests have not been ruled out.
Media enquiries:
AFP National Media (02) 6131 6333
ACBPS Media (02) 6275 6793 |
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