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Dec 13, 2018 News
A passenger was arrested last weekend at John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens after authorities said he attempted to smuggle live birds concealed within
hair rollers.
According to an ABC11.com report, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents stopped the arriving passenger on a flight from Georgetown, Guyana.
During the course of the inspection, they discovered 70 live finches in hair rollers inside a black duffel bag.
The finches were detained under quarantine and turned over to United States Department of Agriculture Veterinary Services.
Persons have been smuggling finches to the US for years now. It is hard to detect in those hair curlers. The birds are fed stuff to make them sleep.
The birds have a ready market for owners who “race” them (whistling competition) with at least US$5,000.
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