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Five illegal immigrants were captured Sunday at the Lesovo Border Crossing Point. File photo
Bulgarian border police officers have caught five illegal Turkish immigrants hidden in a truck.
The Turkish citizens were found as the truck transporting car parts for Germany entered Bulgaria at the Lesovo border crossing point.
The border policemen noticed that the Turkish driver was unusually nervous. Their equipment showed increased levels of carbon dioxide inside the truck.
The five illegal aliens were detained by the police in the town of Elhovo. They initially claimed they had no documents but the police subsequently found their Turkish IDs.
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