Authorities say if the number of items seized had been made by original designers, the value would have been over $47 million.
police say they found more than 100,000 counterfeit items worth more than $650,000 during a bust earlier this month.
Police say they were notified earlier this summer about an online business — Creo Piece, owned by 35-year-old Oumar Dia — that was illegally manufacturing and selling items with copyrighted logos."Private company whose job is to represent the manufacturers and designers, they go out and look for intellectual property rights violations," said Arlington Police Det. Richard Jablon. "They found this website.
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