Sleuth can not be fooling around

adelaide - Two money smugglers in Singapore have unsuccessfully tried to take a sniffer dog by the nose at the Adelaide airport. They had in their luggage more than half a million Australian dollars (375,000 euros) hidden between T-bone steaks and lamb chops. 'Fido', trained to sniff the smell of drugs, weapons and other occasional well, smoke from the glorious danger and also to hit.

The pair held in December, which was according to Australian media only two days in the city, held initially filled the small capital deserves to have gambling fair. The meat they had purchased for the barbecue at home. The prosecutor believed little of.

The 34-year-old suspect gave up after some insistence that she suspected that it was dirty money, but did not say on behalf of whom they worked. The judge sentenced them Tuesday to prison sentences of six months or nine minus remand. Their trade was confiscated.