A large seizure of counterfeit goods was made, with deputies estimating the value at around $10 million. The items seized include fake products from well-known brands. An investigation led to a warehouse, where a significant number of counterfeit luxury items were found.
The investigation started after suspicious items were intercepted at a port of entry. These items were addressed to a specific location, where the rest of the counterfeit goods were discovered.
No arrests were made at the time, and the owner of the business has not been apprehended. The investigation is still ongoing, with further details available from the authorities.
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