The Australian Border Force arrested two men involved in the illegal e-cigarette trade during a raid, according to an October 30 ABC News report.
One suspect was found in possession of over 2,500 e-cigarettes valued at approximately AUD 127,000, while the other was arrested with 300 illegal e-cigarettes and AUD 3,000 in cash. The products seized included the IGET brand of e-cigarettes.
Both individuals applied for bail and were granted release under strict conditions, including a prohibition on contacting each other and a requirement to surrender their passports. Police allege that the two are part of a local gang distributing illegal e-cigarettes. The case is scheduled for another hearing next month.
In Australia, e-cigarette sales are strictly regulated, with legal sales limited to pharmacies and generally requiring a prescription.
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