MONTEGO BAY, St James — A man who entered the island with US$45,000 (approximately $7 million) in cash which he allegedly failed to declare, has found himself before the courts facing a charge of possession of criminal property. The accused, Robert Tong, arrived in Jamaica on a flight from Miami with the cash allegedly concealed in a an envelope. Under the law people entering Jamaica with in excess of US$10,000 in cash, cheque or otherwise, need to declare this on the online Customs and Immigr
MONTEGO BAY, St James — A man who entered the island with US$45,000 (approximately $7 million) in cash which he allegedly failed to declare, has found himself before the courts facing a charge of possession of criminal property. The accused, Robert Tong, arrived in Jamaica on a flight from Miami with the cash allegedly concealed in a an envelope. Under the law people entering Jamaica with in excess of US$10,000 in cash, cheque or otherwise, need to declare this on the online Customs and ImmigrThis article was originally published by Jamaica Observer.
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