Police confiscated fake erection tablets, sneakers and clothing brands worth about R38 000 at a storage facility in Champion Street on November 12.
Members of the crime intelligence discovered the counterfeit goods after receiving a tip-off.
According to Ekurhuleni district communications officer Capt Neldah Sekgobela, upon arrival at the given address, members of crime intelligence found a security guard at the gate who let them inside the property.
“The security guard phoned the landlord, who claimed she was renting out the space to another woman. When the police phoned the woman, her phone rang unanswered,” Sekgobela said.
Inside the storage facility, the police discovered three boxes full of Cobra tablets, a box full of Puma footwear, as well as another box containing Converse All Stars sneakers.
“The police also seized eight VW- and two BMW-branded T-shirts. All counterfeit goods were booked in at the Boksburg North SAPS. No arrests were made,” Sekgobela said.
Sekgobela explained that fake goods are usually destroyed when the case is finalised.
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