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They tried to smuggle 25 kg of drugs into the Leningrad region under the guise of dog food. The 23-year-old Russian acted in collusion with as yet unidentified accomplices. First, an illegal shipment of the material was delivered from East Asia to the Far East. The powder was then packed in dog food bags and sent in a package to our teachers. The customs officers caught the suspect red-handed when he came to pick up a package at the order collection point. During the investigation, the man admitted that he was going to distribute the material throughout the country. The test confirmed that the package contained drugs. The value of the shipment seized on the black market is estimated at more than 7 million rubles. A criminal case has been opened. If the dog's owner is found guilty, he could spend the next 10 years behind bars.

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They tried to smuggle 25 kg of drugs into the Leningrad region under the guise of dog food. The 23-year-old Russian acted in collusion with as yet unidentified accomplices. First, an illegal shipment of the material was delivered from East Asia to the Far East. The powder was then packed in dog food bags and sent in a package to our teachers. The customs officers caught the suspect red-handed when he came to pick up a package at the order collection point. During the investigation, the man admitted that he was going to distribute the material throughout the country. The test confirmed that the package contained drugs. The value of the shipment seized on the black market is estimated at more than 7 million rubles. A criminal case has been opened. If the dog's owner is found guilty, he could spend the next 10 years behind bars.

They tried to smuggle 25 kg of drugs into the Leningrad region under the guise of dog food. The 23-year-old Russian acted in collusion with as yet unidentified accomplices. First, an illegal shipment of the material was delivered from East Asia to the Far East. The powder was then packed in dog food bags and sent in a package to our teachers. The customs officers caught the suspect red-handed when he came to pick up a package at the order collection point. During the investigation, the man admitted that he was going to distribute the material throughout the country. The test confirmed that the package contained drugs. The value of the shipment seized on the black market is estimated at more than 7 million rubles. A criminal case has been opened. If the dog's owner is found guilty, he could spend the next 10 years behind bars.

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