Man arrested for selling counterfeit goods; items worth over S$2mil seized


The items included more than 25,000 bottles of perfumes, candles and diffusers.- SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

SINGAPORE: The police have seized more than S$2 million worth of counterfeit perfumes, candles and diffusers in raids on a storage facility in Jurong East, and arrested a 55-year-old man for allegedly selling the goods online.

In a statement on Feb 24, police said that officers from the Criminal Investigation Department arrested the man after enforcement operations in Toh Guan Road East on Feb 20 and Feb 22.

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