Toronto police seize more than 16,000 knock-off soccer merch items ahead of World Cup

TORONTO — Two people have been arrested after the seizure of more than 16,000 counterfeit soccer merchandise items, Toronto police announced Monday, as an intellectual property lawyer urges retailers and consumers to only buy from trusted sellers and report suspected

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Toronto police seize more than 16,000 knock-off soccer merch items ahead of World Cup

Toronto police seize more than 16,000 knock-off soccer merch items ahead of World Cup

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