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US Customs arrest Canadian for smuggling 1,007 turtles to China

byCustoms Today Report
04/10/2014
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DETROIT: The US Customs authorities have arrested a Canadian man trying to smuggle 1,007 turtles to China at Michigan Airport.

The accused, who was arrested boarding a plane bound for Shanghai, concealed the turtles in rubber snow boots. The turtles belong to several species including diamondback terrapins, red-necked pond turtles, spotted turtles, wood turtles, Blanding’s turtles, red-eared sliders and African spur-thighed and are less than a month old.

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Authorities believe the man is part of an alleged smuggling ring connected to another Canadian man caught at the border in August trying to smuggle turtles inside his pants.

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