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[ 2009-12-21 15:06:00 | By: klmn056 ] |
Police said investigators received knock off coach purses a tip that the two were allegedly selling the fake goods, so an undercover officer set up a time to meet with them in the parking lot of the Burger King on Duluth Highway, which is next to Discover Mills. He said he was interested in buying the fake goods as presents for the holiday season, said police.
At about 7 p.m. Dec. 1 Qadir and Makda met with the undercover officer and representatives from Southeastern Investigations, a private company hired by major merchandise companies to verify their products.
Officers reported the pair showed them knock off coach purses wallets, purses and shoes, all with designer labels. When they were identified as allegedly counterfeit, Qadir and Makda were taken into custody.
Both were charged with one count each of felony counterfeiting and bonded out of the Gwinnett Detention Center on an $11,500 bond.
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