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Two more Canadians, this time a man and a woman from Vancouver, have been stopped and arrested at an airport trying to get into Australia with illegal drugs hidden in their luggage, police say.
The case further illustrates a growing trend of seizures at Australia’s borders.
A 27-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman flew into Melbourne from Vancouver on Saturday, where Australian Border Force (ABF) officers found four one-kilogram packages of methamphetamine inside each of their four suitcases, for a total seizure of 16 kilos.
The couple, whose names have not been released, were flagged for additional scrutiny.
“As a result of an officer’s intuition, these passengers were targeted for a baggage search. When the contents of the male passenger’s suitcase was emptied by ABF officers, they noted that it still seemed unusually heavy,” said Craig Palmer, an ABF regional commander.
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https://nationalpost.com/news/vancouver-couple-arrested-at-australian-airport-after-large-stash-of-meth-found-hidden-in-luggage-lining
The case further illustrates a growing trend of seizures at Australia’s borders.
A 27-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman flew into Melbourne from Vancouver on Saturday, where Australian Border Force (ABF) officers found four one-kilogram packages of methamphetamine inside each of their four suitcases, for a total seizure of 16 kilos.
The couple, whose names have not been released, were flagged for additional scrutiny.
“As a result of an officer’s intuition, these passengers were targeted for a baggage search. When the contents of the male passenger’s suitcase was emptied by ABF officers, they noted that it still seemed unusually heavy,” said Craig Palmer, an ABF regional commander.
Cont'd:
https://nationalpost.com/news/vancouver-couple-arrested-at-australian-airport-after-large-stash-of-meth-found-hidden-in-luggage-lining