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Sydney Airport: man stopped with parrot eggs

Sidney, Australia - He was going to fly to Zurich

A 50 year man, born in Lurnea (Australia), has been stopped at Sydney Airport with 23 parrot eggs stashed into the pockets stitched in his pants. The man was going to travel by plane towards Zurich, when he was blocked from customs officers and undergone to rummaging. He was charged for attempt of local controlled species exportation: now he risks until 10 year prison and about EUR 66,000 penalty....

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 107680
Rome, Italy, 11/15/2004 17:29
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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