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Fishy dress leads to arrest Associated Press
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Published: 03/05/2007

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - An Australian woman was sentenced to nine months of community service work for smuggling protected fish from Asia in her dress.

Sharon Naismith, 45, was caught at the airport in the southern city of Melbourne after customs officers heard "flipping" noises coming from her clothes and conducted a search, Australian Customs said.

In a specially made apron under her dress, they found 15 plastic bags filled with water and fish: one rare Asian arowana that customs said was worth tens of thousands of dollars, and 14 catfish.

Naismith, who had arrived from Singapore, pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to import regulated wildlife.



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