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Malta Customs officer arrested for smuggling 10.5m cigarettes with tax value of €2.2m

byCustoms Today Report
26/08/2015
in Anti-Smuggling, International Customs
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VALLETTA: Two men this afternoon pleaded not guilty after being accused in court of smuggling a large quantity of cigarettes after emptying a container at Malta Freeport.

Roderick Borg, 32 of Qormi and Sebastian Zammit, 60 of Safi, were remanded in custody after being accused of contraband of 10.5million cigarettes. Mr Zammit is a customs officer and Mr Borg is a freeport employee.

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The cigarettes carried excise duty of €2.2 million.

Earlier, the government said the police had made arrests as part of investigations into the disappearance and return of a container from Malta Freeport.

The government in a late-night statement said that according to a report received by the authorities, the container was shipped to Malta on July 24 and it was unloaded to a truck.

Yet the container was then put back in its place, seals and all after having been taken out of the freepport.

The container is now being held by the police.

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