Police seize more than US$400,507 worth of counterfeit goods; Four suspects nabbed in two cases


Counterfeit goods that were seized by the police in raids between July 31 and Aug 2 (top left and right), and in a separate raid on Aug 7, 2024. – The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Four people have been arrested for their suspected involvement in two separate cases of online sale of counterfeit goods.

More than S$530,000 (US$400,507) worth of counterfeit goods were seized across the two operations, said police on Thursday (Aug 8).

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