Customs Seize 15,000 Untaxed Cigarettes on A3 Motorway
Schweinfurt customs made a significant seizure on the A3 motorway in the Kitzingen district. A total of 15,000 untaxed cigarettes, hidden in a truck, were discovered. The driver, a 47-year-old man named Wolfgang S., was allowed to continue his journey after paying a security deposit. However, a criminal investigation has been initiated against him.
The illicit tobacco was cleverly concealed within the truck. It was found in 75 boxes, hidden within a tabletop and a wooden construction. The discovery was made by customs officials patrolling the motorway. The estimated tax loss amounts to approximately €2,900. The investigation into Wolfgang S. is ongoing.
The seizure of 15,000 untaxed cigarettes on the A3 motorway highlights the ongoing efforts of customs officials to combat illicit immigration-related smuggling. The investigation into the driver, Wolfgang S., is expected to determine the full extent of his involvement and potential penalties.
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