Ali Al Maqhawi, Director of Airports Operations at Dubai Customs said: "Dubai Customs is keen to
seize such prohibited items and prevent them from entering the country in view of their ambient danger and use in banking embezzlement and withdrawing money from ATM users through monitoring the drawer, using the ATM itself upon the user's departure, copying the entered banking data and then taking the money".
The facilitation theory allows the government to
seize property when it facilitates certain criminal conduct.
It guarantees only its aptitude to
seize what's happening and provide an aftermath for calculating what it will have been worth--in a future perfect tense that underscores endurance.
The Collections Division sometimes
seizes a taxpayer's property during the collection process, and the Criminal Investigations Division
seizes assets bought with drug-dealing profits or other criminally obtained funds.
Additionally, when an officer
seizes a pager and retrieves the information within, most courts have concluded the officer did not acquire the contents of the communication by "electronic, mechanical or other device" as prescribed by the definition of intercept.
Gutsue suspects that a deal was struck: After the raid, the police would
seize the $5-million ranch under federal forfeiture law, which allows the government to take property used to commit a drug crime.