Federal authorities have detained eight individuals in connection with a large-scale smuggling operation that allegedly brought illicit and counterfeit goods into the US from China via the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. It is estimated that at least $200 million worth of goods were smuggled by the scheme, which involved dishonest truck drivers, warehouse owners, and logistics companies. Another defendant, the lead orchestrator, is still at large and is thought to be in China. Among other things, the defendants are charged with conspiracy, smuggling, and breaking customs seals….
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