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Citations Affected: IC 34-24-1-1; IC 35-43-5-2.5.
Synopsis: Counterfeit goods. Makes manufacturing or distributing an item with a counterfeit label a Class A misdemeanor. Makes the offense a Class D or Class C felony in the case of repeat or large scale offenders. Provides for forfeiture of counterfeit items and other property used to facilitate the unlawful manufacture, distribution, or possession of the counterfeit items.
Effective: July 1, 2005.
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - While the savvy bargain hunter can tell the real Coach handbag from a fake, many discerning buyers are missing one critical detail -- that purse or DVD for sale on the street corner might be funding a terrorist organization.
 Lt. John Stedman of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was among those who testified that items such as counterfeit Frederic Remington statues and paintings, Coach and Louis Vuitton purses as well as CDs, DVDs and tobacco were among goods that have been seized and linked to terrorist organizations. In Los Angeles County alone, the Sheriff's Department reports that officers have arrested 125 individuals, and seized $16M in knock-off items and $3.5 million in cash.
 
All documents and art displayed on this site are for the sole purpose of prosecuting both foreign and domestic counterfers and counterfeit traffiickers of the legally determined "famous" Registered Trademark of Frederic Remington® with "incontestability". All works of Frederic Remington® art, both statues and flatwork not bearing the offical registration number #1941902 and the signature of Frederic Remington® are counterfeit and should be reported immediately to the IACC (www.IACC.org) and authorities. You can use our site to do that too. Go to contact us page to report it to proper authorities.
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