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Counterfeit goods worth more than R160 million have been seized during takedown in Johannesburg CBD. South African Police spokesperson Colonel Amanda van Wyk ha…
Counterfeit goods worth more than R160 million have been seized during takedown in Johannesburg CBD.
South African Police spokesperson Colonel Amanda van Wyk had this to say.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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9 Comments
@@FaranaazCaderImported3wk ago
Always protecting USA and Britain's interests.
@@glamgodess9643Imported3wk ago
I wish this brands could sue the government because they allow everyone to get in SA and do whatever they want
@@tronin1000SAImported3wk ago
What's new? We are xenophobic for speaking out mos. Tell us something we don't know already
@@mvubu6823Imported3wk ago
They really do inflate these values<br>Same as drug values<br><br>They use max retail price for the authentic product
@@mohammedridwaanmathir2192Imported3wk ago
look how they take hard earned stocks for themselves and then when 20 people die in one fell sweep they start to cry foul....go see in the port of DURBAN whats waiting for transport out? GO SEE IF YOU HAVE EYES AND GO CHECK IF YOU CAN.<br>10 times more than this..waiting for their shelf. WHAT A JOKE OUR COPS HAVE BECOME.
@@box43527Imported3wk ago
They're just scratching on the surface,makula.
@@box43527Imported3wk ago
Just a tip of an iceburg
@@ZondiwaRikhotsoImported3wk ago
It is true, no syndicate is not arrested. Why are people are not arrested? Police should stop tell us that drugs are found but people are not arrested. The suspects could be police or politicians and their dangerous associates who are feared by police and the president.