11,000 Assault Weapons Parts Smuggled In From China, Says U.S. Border Agency

Authorities seized nearly 11000 assault weapons' parts ... Kentucky – a city facing violent riots rife with illegal firearms – Amid a Federal Bureau of Investigation inquiry into Chinese involvement in nationwide protests, according to a recent report.

The shipment, valued at almost $130,000, originated from Shenzen, China and was intended for a residence in Melbourne, Florida.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Louisville, however, intercepted the illegal weapons deal, emphasizing unreported weapons minimize the U.S.’s “safe and strong” status.

“The importing of any type of munitions is regulated by the ATF,” said Thomas Mahn, Port Director, Louisville. “This smuggler was knowingly trying to avoid detection, however, our officers remain vigilant, ensuring our community is safe.”
 
Source: The National Pulse
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