Dozens of sets of Sony PS3 game games in smuggled schoolbags

A few days ago, the Lo Wu customs learned that 1 men were seized at the immigration scene to use their son to smuggle a video game. On the afternoon of March 7, 2 Hong Kong boys who were not 10 years old were wearing school uniforms and carrying schoolbags in their hands and entering the country through the Lo Wu crossing. When the officers had to check their schoolbags, the two children ran to the exit of Shenzhen. Immediately after the shift, the customs officers suddenly rushed out of a man and tried to push the officers away to prevent the officers from intercepting the students.　　With the help of other customs officers, the man was controlled and intercepted by the officer on duty. After examination, the officer found 44 Sony game consoles which had not been declared to the Customs and Excise Department in the school bag. Upon enquiry, the man who obstructed Customs enforcement admitted that he was a father-son relationship with the student. At present, the case has been transferred to the Anti-Smuggling department to deal with. (Digging the shell net)