US EditionIllegal Cell Phones Were Hijacked, Valued at More than $25 Million
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During a vehicle inspection at the Paso Cerrito checkpoint, police seized a significant number of cell phones that were being transported illegally from Paraguay. The discovery occurred during a vehicle inspection at Paso Cerrito and led to the intervention of the Federal Court of Concordia.
Two women were delayed by police personnel from Post Caminero "Paso Cerrito", on the border between the provinces of Corrientes and Entre Ríos with an illegal charge of mobile phones valued at more than $25 million.The troops carried out vehicle and documentation checks when they delayed the march of a Volkswagen Taos, occupied by two older women, both with domicile in the province of Buenos Aires, who were returning from the Republic of Paragua…
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