Fake Christmas goods seized in Belfast

More than £100,000 (€155,000) worth of counterfeit goods destined for the Christmas market have been seized in Belfast, police said last night.

Fake Christmas goods seized in Belfast
Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 - 06:30

More than £100,000 (€155,000) worth of counterfeit goods destined for the Christmas market have been seized in Belfast, police said last night.

Officers netted more than 1,500 DVDs, videos, Gameboy cartridges and clothing when they swooped on a house on Shore Road in the north of the city.

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