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Updated: 4:19 PM Sep 2, 2008
Several Blueberry Festival vendors busted for selling counterfeit merchandise
Indiana State Police say five booths at this weekend's Marshall County festival were selling fake designer labels such as Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel.
Posted: 3:57 PM Sep 2, 2008 |
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Several Blueberry Festival vendors have been busted for selling counterfeit merchandise.
Indiana State Police say five booths at this weekend's Marshall County festival were selling fake designer labels such as Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel.
Hundreds of purses, belts, sunglasses, and other items were confiscated.
Authentic labels are typically sold in department stores and high-end retail outlets, and for a lot more money.
Seven people were arrested, including 30-year-old Myla Sutter of South Bend.
All face preliminary forgery charges.
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