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Winnipeg man faces charges after more than 112,000 illegal cigarettes seized

A 67-year-old Winnipeg man is facing charges after more than 112,000 contraband cigarettes were seized following a government investigation. File/Global News

The Manitoba government says a Winnipeg man faces charges after more than 112,000 contraband cigarettes were seized following an investigation.

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The man was arrested by Manitoba Finance’s Taxation Special Investigations Unit last week after it’s alleged he was caught trying to deliver the illegal smokes.

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Officials say searches of his residence and vehicle also turned up more than $2,400 in cash and 94 grams of marijuana.

Graham Thomson, 67,  is facing multiple charges, including possession of non-Manitoba marked tobacco and wilful evasion of paying Manitoba tobacco tax.

 

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