SECURED 43 MIL HAND SPINNER

The Federal Administration of Public Revenue (AFIP), through Customs, prevented the illegal entry of 43,000 "Hand Spinner" worth approximately $ 10 million. The kidnapping occurred during the first 5 days of June at the Ezeiza International Airport.
The "Hand Spinner" is a plastic spinning top that can rotate for several minutes at high speed and is raging all over the world.
Customs also hijacked cell phones
Customs officials also seized 47 cellphones from the "Iphone" line, model 6, which a Colombian passenger attempted to enter the country.
The passenger was on flight 1305 Aerolineas Argentinas, coming from Miami. The set of appliances, are valued at approximately $ 700 thousand. They were detected through the use of scanners and analysis of passenger behavior profile.
Customs informed that the entry of any product for commercial purposes by means of luggage constitutes a mechanism of unfair commercial competition and that purchases over US $ 300 must be declared.

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