PSNI seizes €120,000 in counterfeit goods

Police seized over €120,000 of counterfeit goods today in a pre-Christmas crackdown on illegal trading in Northern Ireland.

Sun, 22 Dec, 2002 - 20:04

Police seized over €120,000 of counterfeit goods today in a pre-Christmas crackdown on illegal trading in Northern Ireland.

Cigarettes, alcohol, clothing, compact discs, DVDs and computer software were confiscated following a major operation at an outdoor market in Dundrum, Co Down.

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