The Vanderbijlpark Civic Centre was painted blue yesterday as various law enforcement agencies raided shops suspected of dealing in counterfeit goods. Dozens of stores were closed down, goods were seized and some foreign nationals were arrested.
Led by the provincial counterfeit goods unit with Vanderbijlpark SA Police Service (Saps) and crime prevention wardens, the group confiscated goods worth R593 220.
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