The RCMP are warning residents to be careful when buying what they believe to be legally registered products but then turn out to be counterfeit. Thunder Bay Sgt. Normand Roy says the situation has already come to light here in the city where some counterfeit hockey and football jerseys were seized. Roy says the bogus items range from T-shirts to extension cords which could post a risk to safety.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Counterfeit Items Concern RCMP
The RCMP are warning residents to be careful when buying what they believe to be legally registered products but then turn out to be counterfeit. Thunder Bay Sgt. Normand Roy says the situation has already come to light here in the city where some counterfeit hockey and football jerseys were seized. Roy says the bogus items range from T-shirts to extension cords which could post a risk to safety.
