The Guangdong Hai Police Station seized two cases of smuggling cases about 10 million yuan

In order to further crack down on offshore smuggling and criminal activities and continue to increase the efforts of maritime management and control, recently, the Guangdong Sea Police Station seized two suspected smuggling frozen cases in the waters near Lingling Island. A total of 6 suspects had a total of more than 200 tons of frozen products, with a total case value of about 10 million yuan.

▲ The terminal unloading and seizure goods

▲ 200 tons of pig internal organs were seized on August 17th

▲ Enforcement officer checks frozen products

At about 5 am on August 17, the Guangdong Haika Police Station received a police report that ships were suspected of smuggling in the waters near Lingling Island. After receiving the report, the bureau quickly dispatched law enforcement boats to the target waters to investigate. The enforcement officer arrived at the designated sea area and conducted a search, and finally locked a suspicious ship and checked by helping. After investigation, there were 4 crew members on the boat. Blue canvas were used in the cabin to cover and plastic film cover a large number of unknown pig ears, pork belly, pork large intestine and other frozen products for a total of about 200 tons. Law source proof.

At 5 am on August 20th, the bureau received a police officer that the waters of the south of Lingling Island were suspected of smuggling to a trace ship. After receiving the report, the bureau quickly dispatched law enforcement boats to the target waters to investigate. The law enforcement boat successfully found suspected ships in the sea and implemented the inspection in accordance with the law, and controlled two crew members on the spot. After investigation, the suspected cabin was equipped with 5 bags of white preparation bags, and the bag was equipped with a batch of about 5 tons of frozen beef shuttle from overseas, and the crew of the ship could not provide relevant documents and inspection and quarantine certificates.

At present, the above two ships involved and the frozen products contained in the case have been seized in accordance with the law, and the cases are under further investigation.

Shenzhen Evening News reporter Yu Yao correspondent Jiang Zibo Chen Yanhong

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