Cops responded to a break in and found ten tonnes of fake goods and a huge stash of illegal medicines
Feuding gangs are leading cops to huge stashes of counterfeit gear. Officers went to investigate a burglary and discovered ten tonnes of fake goods. They also seized 80,000 illicit prescription drugs.
In a statement Greater Manchester Police said: "A warrant was executed at a container yard on Kent Street, Salford. Officers were led there after a attempted break-in. In total approximately 80,000 illicit medication tablets were recovered along with around ten tonnes of counterfeit goods." Police say the area is linked to 33 organised crime gangs nationwide whose activity also incudes drug-dealing, the supply of firearms, enforced prostitution., cannabis farms, and slave labour.
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