Operation Against Counterfeit Goods in Mallorca
Twelve individuals were arrested and approximately 30,000 counterfeit products were seized in an operation conducted by the National Police, with support from Interpol, in Palma, Muro, and Manacor.
The operation, dubbed "Terrock," targeted the sale of counterfeit goods in tourist areas, following complaints from representatives of prestigious brands regarding establishments storing and selling counterfeit items, including textiles and leather goods.
The investigation led to the identification of the premises involved and those responsible, resulting in a police operation to take action against the reported establishments and others known to store and sell counterfeit products.
- 12 people arrested
- 1 individual under investigation, with further arrests expected
- 30,000 counterfeit products seized
Author's summary: Counterfeit goods operation in Mallorca yields 12 arrests.
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