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Venezuela customs seizes $352,610 cash hidden in bus at Panama Border

byCustoms Today Report
26/03/2015
in International Customs, Venezuela
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CARACAS: Border police discovered a cardboard box hidden behind the front dual-wheels of a bus at a customs stop in Corredores, along Costa Rica’s southern border. Inside the box officers found 35 bricks wrapped in black plastic. Peeling back the wrapping, customs police uncovered $352,610 in cash, according to a statement from the Public Security Ministry.

Police arrested the 45-year-old bus driver, identified by the last name Aiza, and another man on board named Ulloa, 47. Both were handed over to the Prosecutor’s Office. In addition to the U.S. dollars, police also found ₡122,000 and Bs20 from Venezuela.

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