A nervous woman with a huge bust was detained at an airport in China after authorities became suspicious of her. After inspecting it, they discovered that it was allegedly was trying to smuggle 350 Nintendo Switch cartridges out of the countryhiding them in her bra.

The incident occurred when a woman was trying to leave Hong Kong and enter China through the port of Liantang. Customs officials noticed the woman acting strangely, appearing nervous and having an unusual breast shape during a routine inspection of the traveler. She was taken to a private area where officers found the cartridges hidden in her bra, which explained her behavior and the abnormal shape of her breasts.

The officials confiscated the 350 Nintendo Switch cartridges of the woman's bra. The total value of the games is estimated to be around 70,000 yuan (about over 9,600 US dollars).

In China, the Article 7 of the Regulation on the Implementation of Customs Administrative Penalties of the People's Republic of China prohibits people from evading customs by “concealing, disguising, concealing declarations, false statements or other means, transporting, carrying or sending goods prohibited or restricted for entry into or exit from the state.” Furthermore, as in most countries, bringing in goods without paying the necessary taxes is illegal and considered smuggling.

The outlet notes that assuming Nintendo Switch cartridges are not considered “restricted” by China, it is unlikely the woman will face jail time. Instead, she could be fined “not more than three times the amount of duties due but evaded.”

This curious case represents a challenge for those who wear or have access to bras and a large number of Nintendo Switch games: trying to put 350 rounds in a piece of lingerie. Fitting all the cartridges seems like a difficult task and carrying all that weight (about 1,225 kilos) and plastic on your chest while trying to act normally doesn't seem easy at all. Apparently, this woman also failed to do so without being detected by Chinese authorities.

Source: Yahoo! News