Luohu Customs seize a 0.15 g cannabis cigarette from an inbound traveler
Luohu Customs found one half-burned cannabis cigarette in the pack of a man entering China. The cigarette weighed 0.15 g net and the case was referred to customs anti-smuggling officers.
A male traveler entered Luohu Customs’ inspection area without declaring goods. Officers stopped him after he hurried toward inspection and pretended to check his phone.[1][2]
Inside an opened cigarette pack in his right trouser pocket, officers found one half-burned, suspected hand-rolled cannabis cigarette. A field test detected THC, and an expert examination identified cannabis with a net weight of 0.15 g.[1][2]
The case was transferred to the customs anti-smuggling department. Neither account reports a later charge or court outcome.[1][2]
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The half-burned cigarette and its pack on a customs inspection table.Photo details
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