International Mail drug seizure
Two men have been arrested in Sydney after they (allegedly) attempted to import four kilograms of methamphetamine into Australia via International Mail. The 46 year-old…
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150kgs of methamphetamine seized
A 66-year-old Hong Kong national will appear in Sydney Central Local Court today (15 May 2015), charged with attempting to import approximately 150 kilograms of…
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Dangerous weapons seized
The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) is warning importers about the dangers of trying to bring prohibited weapons into Australia. ACBPS officers, with…
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Treadmills to make you run
Two men, one from Perth and another from Valley View, S.A. have been arrested following a controlled delivery made by the Australian Federal Police (AFP)….
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Meth found in muscle milk
Australian Customs and Border Protection Services (ACBPS) officers wound up the remainder of 2014 with another methamphetamine find. The officers at the Melbourne International Mail…
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Ice pipes seized in Brisbane
Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) officers have seized over 20,000 “ice” pipes at the Brisbane Air Cargo Facility. The seizure began after the…
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No rest for Australian Customs
Australian Customs and Border Protection Services (ACBPS) have proved that they are not slowing down in the lead up to Christmas as two arrests are…
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Shipment of contraband discovered in East Jerusalem
Two shipping containers have been confiscated in Afula after the discovery of an unprecedented amount of tasers, machetes and commando knives, fireworks, and other “cold…
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U.S. find cocaine in shipping container from Australia
U. S. Customs and Border Protection officers discovered that a ship was carrying more than wine and cheese aboard. This article has been taken directly…
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W.A. Meth Seizure
Arrests have been made in Western Australia after methamphetamine was uncovered hidden in an import shipment. The operation began when Australian Customs and Border Protection…
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