**Title: Woman Arrested for Smuggling Animal Products at Dherynia Crossing**
A 43-year-old woman was apprehended by customs officers at the Dherynia crossing point after attempting to smuggle a significant quantity of animal products into the area. The incident occurred when customs officials conducted a routine inspection of her vehicle, uncovering a total of 28 kilograms of various animal products.
During the inspection, officers discovered an array of items, including eight kilograms of fresh chicken meat cut into pieces, eight kilograms of chicken offal, and four whole fresh chickens weighing a total of 8.75 kilograms. Additionally, the vehicle contained 48 quail eggs, 700 grams of cheese, a litre of kefir, 2.25 kilograms of yoghurt, and 275 grams of sausages.
Following the initial arrest, the woman was re-arrested after displaying aggressive behavior towards the customs officer conducting the inspection. The customs department reported that her conduct was deemed inappropriate during the search process.
All of the animal products found in the woman's vehicle were seized by customs officials and are scheduled for destruction in accordance with regulations regarding the importation of animal products.
After the incident, the woman was released following an out-of-court settlement. The customs department continues to emphasize the importance of adhering to regulations concerning the transport of animal products to ensure public health and safety.