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World's Largest Counterfeit Toner Cartridge Bust in UAE

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    http://www.emirates247.com/crime/local/world-s-largest-fake-cartridge-bust-in-ajman-2013-06-12-1.510061

    World's Largest Counterfeit Toner Cartridge Bust in UAE
    Chinese men arrested in raid on their company which produces HP printer ink

    By Staff

    Ajman police raided a company and arrested some Chinese dealers involved in the production of fake HP printer ink cartridges worth nearly Dh280 million, the world’s largest amount of counterfeit ink to be seized.

    Police raided the massive warehouse which operated under the cover of carpet production following a complaint by HP in the UAE.

    Newspapers said all the forged cartridges carried HP trademark and that police also seized equipment for filling and forging the trade mark as well as printers and laser systems used in copying the original company’s production code.

    Police said the arrested Chinese live legally in the UAE and own one company, two warehouses and one villa in Ajman and one store in Dubai.

    “It was the largest fake ink cartridge in the world to be seized by the police,” sai9d Brigadier Sheikh Sultan Al Nuaimai, Ajman’s deputy police commander.

    He said those involved could be either jailed or fined between Dh5000 and Dh10,000, adding that there is a need to introduce tougher penalties in such crimes.

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