(TNND) — A woman was arrested in Aukland, New Zealand for attempting to smuggle methamphetamine ... paying attention to anyone who may pose a drug risk,” Customs Manager of Auckland Airport, Paul Williams said in a media release.

A Canadian woman has been arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into New Zealand — by disguising them as Christmas presents.

Customs officials in New Zealand are reporting the arrest of a Canadian woman who is alleged to have been caught with 10.2 kilograms of methamphetamine found inside her baggage and wrapped as if it belonged under a Christmas tree.

New Zealand Customs officials said 22 pounds of methamphetamine worth up to $2.2 million was discovered in the woman’s carry-on luggage when she arrived at Auckland Airport on a flight from Vancouver on Sunday.

The woman smuggled about 22.4 pounds of methamphetamine into her carry-on bag, Auckland International Airport authorities say.

A Canadian woman was caught attempting to smuggle over 22 pounds of methamphetamine disguised as Christmas gifts into New Zealand. The 29-year-old, who was flying from Vancouver to Auckland, was busted at the airport with what amounted to over $2 million worth of the illicit substance wrapped as if ready to be placed under a tree.

Customs officers arrested a traveler who investigators say tried to smuggle pounds of methamphetamine disguised as a Christmas gift into New Zealand last weekend.