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CBP Chicago
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Chicago Field Office is responsible for CBP operations throughout most of the Midwest.
Covering CBP in the Midwest
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    CBP Chicago
    @CBPChicago
    Jul 28
    Chicago CBP stopped a shipment because of the danger it posed to children. The shipment was found to contain loose snap together toy figurine parts, which are prohibited because they violate the Consumer Product Safety Act. The shipment from Mexico was headed to Kansas City, MO.
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    CBP Chicago
    @CBPChicago
    Jul 23
    Parcel going to Puerto Rico was intercepted by Cincinnati CBP. Inside were 24 Van Cleef Necklaces, 94 Van Cleef bracelets 1 YSL necklace, 2 Celine necklaces, 2 Cartier bracelets, 12 LV bracelets, & 1 Bvlgari necklace; all counterfeit. If real, the total MSRP would’ve been $1.5M+
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    CBP Chicago
    @CBPChicago
    Jul 20
    A shipment manifested as alloy bracelets contained counterfeit jewelry. Louisville CBP seized 142 Tiffany & Co necklaces, 93 Tiffany & Co earrings, 48 Tiffany & Co rings, 12 Tiffany & Co bracelets, & 5 Gucci bracelets. If real, these bracelets would’ve been worth over $468K.
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    CBP Chicago
    @CBPChicago
    Jul 17
    Beware of Rolex watches arriving from Hong Kong. CBP officers in Indianapolis seized 4 brand new Rolex,1 brand new Patek, & 1 brand new Audemars watches hidden in bubble wrap and the empty boxes for them for trademark violation. Rolex watches are from Switzerland not Hong Kong.
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    CBP Chicago
    @CBPChicago
    Jul 17
    Oh No, me lucky charms. CBP officers in Louisville seized a shipment containing 1,520 counterfeit charms bearing Chanel (650), LV (390), Gucci (300), Dior (120), and Prada (60) trademarks. The shipment from China was heading to Georgia, and if real had a MSRP just shy of $1M.
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