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Firearms and dozens of rounds of ammunition were seized in Norfolk by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers earlier this month, according to the agency.

NORFOLK, Va. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized three firearms and over 200 rounds of ammunition in Norfolk, Va., on October 12 that was concealed inside a shipping container destined for Liberia.

Officers with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized guns and ammunition from a shipping container in Norfolk that was headed to Liberia, the agency said.

The socks are some of the most unusual items taken by customs agents from the Hampton Roads port, officials say.

Customs inspected the stadium models on Feb. 20 after they arrived from China. The replica stadiums were destined for an address in Arlington, Texas.

Customs officers in Virginia have confiscated more than $700,000 of designer brand counterfeits, including clothing, purses and shoes, in a single shipment.

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Fakes were worth more than $130,000 and included infant loungers and children's clothing and backpacks.

The socks are some of the most unusual items taken by customs agents from the Hampton Roads port, officials say.

Border Patrol agents seized a shipment of counterfeit socks from Turkey that were destined for Loudoun County, Virginia, that would have been worth $2.6 million if authentic.