Police Net 16 in Huge Counterfeiting Operation
Maple Shade Police arrested 16 flea market vendors who were found with more than $1 million in knockoff products.
Maple Shade Police caught 16 flea market vendors who were allegedly found with more than $1 million in counterfeit merchandise this weekend. Police said the individuals had been peddling the knockoff products—including popular brands like Polo Ralph Lauren, Nike, Adidas, Timberland, UGG and Gucci—at the Tacony-Palmyra Flea Market in Palmyra over the weekend. They were caught, and the merchandise seized, when they arrived in trucks at the Mini-U Storage in Maple Shade on Sunday, according to a report. Counterfeiters do not pay taxes, meaning less money for schools, parks, fire and police departments and other social programs, the report from Maple Shade Police stated. Stuart Drobny, of Stumar Investigations, whose agents assisted in the …
flavio veneziano
9:06 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
counterfeit merchandise , should not be a problem for the state unless there is a claim for copy right from the owner of the brand , thats number one , secondly the consumer can claim damage after being deceived or cheated that means if the seller sell his counterfeit products as original then there is consumer harm, but if the customer willingly buying these products because he cannot afford to … more ›