Gardaí smash counterfeit clothing racket

Gardaí today smashed what they believe was an international counterfeit clothing racket.

Tue, 20 Jul, 2004 - 19:32

Gardaí today smashed what they believe was an international counterfeit clothing racket.

Officers from the Anti-Racketeering Unit of the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation seized over €250,000 worth of goods in Coolock, north Dublin.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Coolock, north Dublin Place: Pakistan Place: Ireland Person: Director of Public Prosecutions Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: Anti-Racketeering Unit Organisation: National Bureau of Criminal Investigation Organisation: Police Service of Northern Ireland Organisation: Interpol Organisation: Levi Organisation: Garda

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