San Jose woman sent to jail for selling infested tropical fruit
San Jose woman sent to jail for selling infested tropical fruit
A San Jose woman was sentenced last week to serve three months in jail for illegally importing fruit from Vietnam that was infested with fruit flies, prosecutors said. Investigators from the California Department of Food and Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture assisted with the probe.
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