MAN BUSTED FOR GOLD UP HIS ASS, BUT AT LEAST IT WASN’T 5 YEARS
Desperate times call for desperate measures, but I’m not sure how or why security services would be desperate enough to go there, but they did. And they got lucky. Sri Lankan authorities recently arrested a man who was attempting to smuggle 1 Kilogram of gold and jewelry up his ass at Colombo’s international airport. For most of us here in the non-metric parts, that comes to 2.2 pounds of gold in this guy’s rectum.
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Customs officials measured the find at 904 grams of gold, or about $29,000 USD. The man had been attempting to catch a flight to India when he was stopped. Evidently, this method of smuggling gold has been a regular pattern for some time. Gold costs far less in some places such as Dubai and Singapore than it does in India in general, creating a price gap that guarantees profit, but only if you can buy the gold cheap and somehow get it to the Indian market to sell. So, people try to get out of arrears by getting into their arrears.
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Unfortunately for this smuggler, he was spotted because authorities identified that “he was walking suspiciously.” That is code for you’ve got two pounds of gold up your ass and you have to walk funny. Thus alerted, authorities quickly confirmed their suspicions when the man was scanned with metal detectors.
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The contraband was “carefully packed in polythene bags and neatly inserted”, according to one of the customs officers.
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2.2 POUNDS IS A LOT OF CHANGE TO “WALK AROUND” WITH
“Among that there were four yellow gold biscuits, three pieces of yellow gold, six yellow gold jewelry articles and two silver-plated yellow gold jewelry articles,” a customs spokesman recounted.
But it was just a week earlier that a Sri Lankan female also traveling to India was caught by customs while trying to smuggle 314.5 grams of gold pieces concealed in her rectum.