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By: Tony Kingham
The Spanish Civil Guard has dismantled a criminal organization specializing in laundering money obtained from scams committed both in Spain and abroad. The operation resulted in the arrest of 20 people and the investigation of 11 others as alleged perpetrators of crimes including fraud, money laundering, document forgery, identity theft, and membership in a criminal organization.
By: Tony Kingham
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced today that officers from the IAH Trade Enforcement Team have seized nearly 20,000 items including jerseys, shorts, shot glasses, hand fans, soccer balls, whiskey decanters and even soccer jerseys for dogs, all of which were Intellectual Property Rights violations, including trademarks owned by FIFA. The total Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price of the counterfeit merchandise totaled just under $9 million. These CBP efforts to enforce our nation's laws protect American consumers and businesses from intellectual property rights violations.
By: Tony Kingham
Why legacy approaches are falling behind Seeing past the physical border
San Diego Sector U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested four people after they illegally entered the United States aboard a maritime smuggling vessel that landed near the Scripps Pier in La Jolla.
Two members of an Albanian organised crime group have been jailed for drugs and firearms offences.
More than 900 migrants smuggled as international investigation targets senior facilitators
By: Tony Kingham
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations agents interdicted a panga-style vessel carrying 21 aliens near San Clemente Island on July 29.
The criminal network operated like a logistics company managing two-way maritime smuggling of drugs, weapons and migrants between Europe and Algeria
Customs inspectors of the Ruse Customs Territorial Directorate seized more than 200,000 cigarettes during an inspection of a lorry in the Vidin region.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations officers at the Laredo Port of Entry seized cocaine that totaled over $1,100,000, in two separate incidents.
