27/04/2006
Counterfeit DVDs found during police searches
Police in north Belfast have recovered a number of counterfeit goods following a search yesterday morning.
It is understood that officers seized around 2,500 counterfeit DVDs during a raid in a house in the Glencairn area of the city.
A police spokesman said that that the DVDs would have an estimated street value of around £50,000.
No arrests were made in connection with the discovery and police are continuing with their investigations.
(EF)
It is understood that officers seized around 2,500 counterfeit DVDs during a raid in a house in the Glencairn area of the city.
A police spokesman said that that the DVDs would have an estimated street value of around £50,000.
No arrests were made in connection with the discovery and police are continuing with their investigations.
(EF)
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