|
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 |
|
Font Size:
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.
More Stories

| WNDU News Poll |
| There are currently no active polls at this time. Click here to view other polls on our site and past poll results. |
Most Popular Headlines
- Mishawaka woman accused of sex with four teen boys
- Dangers in our own backyards - Pet Vet
- Post-game accident on 933 causes major traffic build-up
- Woman in hospital after South Bend rollover accident
- Middlebury boy gets legs caught in corn-picking machine
- Mishawaka does it again! Cavemen top Penn for Sectional Title
- Local family holding fundraiser for son with bone cancer
- Plymouth soldier killed in Fort Hood shooting
- BCS hopes sunk: Navy shocks Notre Dame again
- High school sweethearts reunite at ND game
- Going green in life—but death? Green burials catching on
18 Comments - BCS hopes sunk: Navy shocks Notre Dame again
17 Comments - Mishawaka does it again! Cavemen top Penn for Sectional Title
16 Comments - Man arrested for attempted murder, shooting at Goshen Meijer
15 Comments - Mishawaka woman accused of sex with four teen boys
15 Comments - Plymouth soldier killed in Fort Hood shooting
12 Comments






