4 cannabis vapes weighing 67 g seized from traveller at West Kowloon Station
West Kowloon Station Customs intercepted an inbound traveller carrying four suspected cannabis e-cigarettes hidden in his trouser pockets and toiletry bag, weighing 67 grams gross. Laboratory testing confirmed THC in all four vapes, and the case was transferred to the anti-smuggling department.
West Kowloon Station Customs intercepted an inbound male traveller who entered
the customs control area without declaring anything and behaved unusually at the
checkpoint.[1]The traveller kept playing with a mobile phone in his right
hand while fumbling in his pocket with his left hand as he passed through
customs.[1]
Officers found two suspected cannabis e-cigarettes in his right trouser pocket
and one each in his left trouser pocket and his toiletry bag, four in total.[1]Customs recorded the four e-cigarettes as weighing 67 grams gross.[1]A
specialist agency later confirmed that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) was detected
in all four e-cigarettes.[1]
The case was transferred to the customs anti-smuggling department for further
handling.[1]Customs noted that Chinese law lists cannabis among narcotics and
that smuggling, selling, transporting or manufacturing drugs carries criminal
liability regardless of quantity.[1]
Photos and video
Four seized cannabis e-cigarettes in a tray beside a Customs Inspection plaque after the West Kowloon Station interception. Photo: West Kowloon Station Customs / 搜狐网Photo details
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