As an employee with four brushing of American customs, Beagle “Freddie” strives for Washington airport who strives for his work conscientiously. He has already ruined the import of fresh food for many passengers. A man “revenge” with a brutal kick.
Snuffing “Freddie” specializes in Dulles International Airport, specialized in finding fresh food in suitcases and bags. These may not be imported – and are therefore considered smuggling goods.
An Egyptian entry called Hamed M. (70) had no less than 50 kilograms -not -designated fresh goods in his suitcase, which of course did not escape the “Freddies” of the fine nose. He reported his find, but just when he gave loudly, the dog fucked the dog a brutal kick – so the beagle “flew through the air with a heartbreaking scream”.
Man came up immediately
“Freddies” Mistress Amanda Snyder, an official of the Department for Customs and Border Protection, had previously had her protégé sniffed around the luggage risk of a flight from Cairo. He stopped for the three suitcases of M., sat down and barked. The man immediately came up.
The civil servant tore torture on the ground
Accompanied by horror calls from other passengers, the ten kilos of light dogs flew through the air and hit the floor. While Snyder first took care of the pain of the pain that moaned, a colleague fell on Hamed M., tore him on the floor and turned on handcuffs.
The 70-year-old was transferred to the Homeland Security department. According to a press release from the CBP, there were 25 kilograms of fresh meat and fresh vegetables, herbs and seeds in the suitcases – “all agricultural products whose imports in the United States are illegal”.
The perpetrator is lucky that Freddie has only had a ribbrude and will be fully restored. So the 70-year-old only had to take over the veterinary invoice, paid a fine for the smuggling and was then returned to Cairo-Immediaty and at his own expense.
Source: Krone
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