Chinese smugglers shoot Zip line across the River to illegally ship iPads

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As Kramer and Newman, puts the mail truck in Michigan for profit on a bottle can be returned, Chinese smugglers shot an arrow through the border between the Mainland and Hong Kong s.a.r., connected to a rope. They then zipped down collection of iPads and iPhones, hoping to earn a tax differences between the two areas.

Gizchina reports that smugglers shot arrows from high-rise with a Crossbow in Shenzhen and hit a small house in Hong Kong, Sha Tau KOK River. Then they sent crates and gear boxes across the border in the dead of night until authorities noticed electronics box flying through the air in Hong Kong s.a.r. at 300 meters from (my emphasis).

They nabbed $ 46 000 worth of gear, although there is no telling how many have passed unnoticed.

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