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Illicit Tobacco Crisis Fuels Organised Crime in Australia Criminals smuggling 1.5 billion untaxed cigarettes stopped Eurojust European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation Illegal tobacco suppliers could have their cars and homes seized or even be thrown in jail if they're caught selling unlawful cigarettes, in new efforts to clamp down on organised crime. DETAILS The Illicit Tobacco Action Group's run a six month op, seizing more than 1.3 million cigarettes, $170,000 in cash and arresting five people. Customs Group Manager Terry Brown joined Heather du Plessis Allan to Australia to toughen tobacco crime laws as cigarette and vape black markets surge ABC News
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