| Scielidesside | Date: Saturday, 20.07.2013, 11:10 | Message # 1 |
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| Over the past <a href=http://www.kochinew.com/>コーチ アウトレット</a> week, detectives with <a href=http://www.kochinew.com/>コーチ メンズ</a> the CaddoShreveport Financial Crimes Task Force followed up on citizen complaints by visiting 13 businesses in search of counterfeit merchandise. Eight locations were found with property in their inventories not licensed by the manufacturer.
This week, cease and desist orders were issued at the following businesses by representatives of the manufacturing companies:
4837 Gloria (private residence), to stop selling counterfeit Nike shoes and other clothing. Merchandise valued at $10,150 was seized.
Scotty's, 4201 Lamar, to stop selling counterfeit Gucci purses, Coach belts, Louis Vuitton merchandise, other purses and wallets, counterfeit movies, and fake music CDs.
The largest haul came from 6940 Jewella Avenue at Scotty's DoitAll Hobby Shop. Detectives seized 66,800 music CDs; 19,300 movie DVDs; and other merchandise valued at $430,500.
Both women had been issued cease <a href=http://www.kochinew.com/>コーチ バッグ 新作</a> and desist orders during a similar investigation by the Financial Crimes Task Force last year. Detectives said the coowners relocated their business and continued selling counterfeit merchandise.
Arrested were store coowners Keashia Johnson, aka Sharon Foster, 49, of the <a href=http://www.kochinew.com/>coach アウトレット</a> 8300 block of Wildbriar and Shaday Williams, 19, of the 4000 block of Golf Links, both in Shreveport. Both were booked into jail for counterfeiting / possessing counterfeit labels and also illegal use of <a href=http://www.kochinew.com/>コーチ 店舗</a> counterfeit trademarks.
Regal Tire Shop, 6610 Hearne Avenue, to stop selling counterfeit Louis Vuitton, Coach, Prada, and Dolce and Gabbana purses. Merchandise valued at $169,500 was seized.
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Detectives seized 66 watches, 14 NFL jerseys, 309 purses, 112 pair of shoes, 44 belts, 109 wallets, 76,120 music CDs, and 26,100 movie DVDs. The total street value was $1,000,090.
An investigation into the sale of counterfeit merchandise in Shreveport has netted over $1 million in fake goods, said Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator and Shreveport Police Chief Willie Shaw.
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