According to a report from Jornaldiadia on October 9th, the Brazilian Federal Highway Police (PRF) has seized a large quantity of contraband goods in Três Lagoas, including 7200 e-cigarettes.
Brazilian highway police stopped a truck while performing inspection duties on the BR-158 highway. During questioning, both the driver and passengers admitted to smuggling goods from Paraguay to Três Lagoas, Brazil.
A significant amount of smuggled goods, including 7,200 e-cigarettes, 5,400 bottles of e-cigarette liquid, and 120 surveillance cameras, were found by authorities in a truck.
All individuals involved in the case, along with the vehicles and all smuggled goods, have now been turned over to the Trésguas Federal Police for further investigation and handling.
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