Shenzhen: Hong Kong and Shenzhen police break the cross-border smuggling of palm oil

Introduction: A gang of gangsters colluded with Shenzhen and Hong Kong to smuggle edible palm oil into Luofang village of Shenzhen by using a 400m long rubber hose through the river bed in the stone house of Zhuyuan village in daguling across the river from Shenzhen After investigation, Hong Kong police took action yesterday with the cooperation of mainland law enforcement officers to arrest three men, detain a container car and seize 30000 liters of palm oil in Hong Kong; in Shenzhen In addition, law enforcement officers arrested four men and a tanker, and seized 40000 liters of palm oil Police described the case as the first to crack down on the use of cross river oil throat smuggling oil There is no tax on edible oil in Hong Kong, but in the mainland it varies from 25% to 35% On average, smugglers smuggle 100000 liters of palm oil to the mainland every day, at 20 yuan per liter If the tax in the mainland is about 6 to 7 yuan, the daily tax evasion is nearly 700000 yuan The price of palm oil in the mainland is higher It is estimated that since the group has been active for about two months, the tax in the mainland has been reduced by nearly 40 million yuan Guan bingrun, assistant commander of daguling District, pointed out that the police received a wire report more than one month ago that a smuggler smuggled palm oil into Shenzhen in a large amount After investigation, it was found that a suspicious 20 foot long container truck entered the restricted area of Wenjindu five times a day After tracking, it was found that the car drove into an underground palm oil warehouse reconstructed by a farm in Zhuyuan village, and then another one was found passing through the grass The oil hose that goes through the wire mesh passes through the wire mesh at the border and passes through the parking lot of Luofang village in Shenzhen on the other side of the river bed It is reported that in recent years, the police have uncovered several cases of smuggling oil from Shenzhen and Hong Kong, including a 50 meter long, 1 meter wide and 1.2 meter high channel found in a private house in Nanhua community, xiabumiao South District, Shenzhen in October 2003; a number of secret cross-border oil pipelines were found in Sino British street in September 2003 to transport smuggled oil from the mainland to Hong Kong; Shenzhen Hong Kong Police in August 2003 It is found that there is a 25 meter long, 1.5 meter wide and 1.5 meter high underground passage in Haitao garden, Zhongying street, which can directly reach the bottom of the wall of the boundary river between Shenzhen and Hong Kong in the restricted area of Shatoujiao In November 2002, the smuggling group launched a fish gun steel line on the 21st floor of a building in Shatoujiao, crossed the Shenzhen River to the vegetable land in the new territories, and put the smuggled goods in plastic bags and crossed the opposite bank through the steel line.