Police seize counterfeit and illicit goods worth R171,000 in raids on 10 Gauteng shops
Gauteng police have seized more than 4,100 counterfeit and illicit items worth over R171,000 during raids on 10 shops in Meyerton and Alberton, including illicit pharmaceuticals and counterfeit consumer products.
Gauteng police have seized over 4,100 counterfeit and illicit goods worth R171,085 in raids on 10 shops in Meyerton and Alberton, as part of intensified efforts to combat the illegal trade in counterfeit products. The operations, conducted on November 6 and 9, resulted in the confiscation of counterfeit consumer products, clothing, toys, phone accessories, illicit pharmaceuticals, and honey.
Captain Tintswalo Sibeko of the Gauteng Counterfeit Unit stated that the crackdown involved collaboration with brand protectors and law enforcement agencies, with the aim of disrupting the distribution and sale of illegal products across Gauteng. The police urge residents to assist in reporting businesses suspected of selling illegal products.
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