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Counterfeit football merchandise worth an estimated loss to the industry of £446,681 has been seized across the country during the run up to Euro 2024.
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A man who sold counterfeit designer sportswear, trainers, jewellery and perfume to the public from a shop in Manchester has been sentenced.
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The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) at City of London Police carried out a week of action, carrying out interviews across the country as part of a crackdown on the supply of illegal streaming services, with a focus on individuals selling modified fire sticks.
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A man from London who made £247,552 by illegally streaming sports and movie channels, as well as other premium television content, has been sentenced.
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Two men who sold counterfeit homeware from a shop in Manchester have been sentenced.
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Christmas shoppers are being urged against buying bargain designer products as gifts, after police seized an estimated £1 million worth of counterfeit goods during raids on Camden High Street, north London.
Three people who made £394,241 by selling counterfeit designer briefs, boxers and t-shirts online and then laundered the proceeds have been sentenced.
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The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) at City of London Police is celebrating 10 years since its launch.
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A man who sold counterfeit football shirts in the run up to the 2022 World Cup has been sentenced.
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Counterfeit clothing, handbags and watches, worth an estimated loss to the industry of £5 million, were seized during raids in Camden, north London.