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    KRA Intercepts High-end Vehicles At Mombasa Port Stolen From UK

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliJune 10, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    One of the cars smuggled from UK. [PHOTO/ COURTESY]
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    Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has intercepted two high-end motor vehicles at the Port of Mombasa suspected to have been stolen from the United Kingdom.

    According to import documents, the Range Rover Sport cars, which were subject of an international motor vehicle crime and smuggling investigation, were on transit to Uganda.

    On May 9, 2019, Customs officers in Mombasa received intelligence to the effect that two 20-foot containers on board a ship sailing to the Port of Mombasa were suspected to be stolen motor vehicles from the United Kingdom.

    Read: KRA Threatens To Auction 438 Cars Seized At Mombasa Port Over High Duty Charges

    The containers arrived at the Port of Mombasa on the May 11, 2019 aboard MV. MSC Positano from Oman and had not been declared. The two containers were subjected to x-ray cargo scanning on May 20, 2019 with the images revealing the presence of top of the range motor vehicles.

    A scan of the container carrying the car. [PHOTO/ COURTESY]

    Thereafter, a multi-agency team led by Customs officials undertook a verification exercise on May 28, 2019 confirming the containers were loaded with the high-end Vehicles.

    A multi-agency team involving KRA, National Security Agencies, Interpol, United Kingdom Authorities and other international partners are working together in investigations to break the syndicate involving the smuggling of stolen high-end vehicles from UK.

    Read: 3 Court of Appeal Judges Withdraw From Case On Mombasa Port Management

    The governments of Kenya and that of the United Kingdom recently spearheaded the re-exportation of 12 high-end vehicles which had earlier been seized by KRA after being smuggled into the Country as transit goods through the Port of Mombasa.

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