Arnold Schwarzenegger Detained at German Airport Over Expensive Watch He Plans to Sell
Arnold Schwarzenegger was detained at Munich airport in Germany for failing to register an expensive watch he would auction off.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger jokes 'this is the most watched watch in the world now' as full details of 'incompetent' cop blunders are revealed after he was detained in Munich for failing to declare luxury timepiece
The Terminator actor, 76, was on his way to auction off the watch for his eco charity when he was detained for three hours by customs officials after landing in Germany yesterday afternoon.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Hollywood Star, Arnold Schwarzenegger Detained At Munich Airport Over Luxury Watch
Hollywood star, Arnold Schwarzenegger was detained by customs officers at the Munich airport on Wednesday for not declaring a luxury watch he was wearing while travelling to Austria. According to CBS News, a source said Schwarzenegger, 76, was detained for three hours at the airport in Germany. The former California governor was planning on auctioning the watch at his charity auction in Kitzbuhel, Austria on Thursday.
Source: saharareporters.com
Fabio Wibmer – The Streif, Takes Snow Biking to the Next Level
The Streif is known as one of the toughest downhill ski race courses in the world, so why not backflip onto it?
Source: bikerumor.com
Standoff between IOC and Italy over 2026 Winter Olympics sliding track to be decided within 2 weeks
A standoff between the IOC and 2026 Winter Games officials in Italy about using a bobsled track in another country should be resolved within two weeks, the Olympic body said Thursday. The International Olympic Committee has repeatedly insisted that an existing ice sliding venue outside Italy must be picked to avoid extra spending on construction. Italian government and organizing officials of the Milan-Cortina d’Ampezzo Olympics have wanted to keep events at home by renovating one of two disused tracks.
Source: yahoo.com