Men caught smuggling KFC and over $100,000 cash into locked-down Auckland.

Men caught smuggling KFC and over $100,000 cash into locked-down Auckland.
New Zealand police have arrested two men attempting to drive into locked-down Auckland with a 'car boot full' of KFC takeaway, and over $100,000 in cash, a police spokesperson said.
Police allege the men are gang associates who attempted to flee at the checkpoint.
They have been charged with breaching public health orders.
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Auckland was under alert level 4 at the time, during which restaurants and food delivery services were closed.
"The vehicle was searched and police located the cash, alongside empty ounce bags and a large amount of takeaways," police said on Monday.
Police photos show three buckets of chicken, 10 boxes of coleslaw, four large KFC bags filled with other items, and large amounts of cash.
Police said the two men – aged 23 and 30 – are gang associates, who allegedly did a U-turn and attempted to flee when they saw police at the checkpoint.