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Jun 7, 2019 3 tweets 4 min read
TWO #Pakistani nationals; 26-year-old Abas Muzammil & 24-year-old Ali Sheraz were today afternoon arrested along Westlands Road by a joint team of @DCI_Kenya Detectives from Parklands and @ACAKenya Inspectors, following an intelligence based operation on #counterfeit goods.
The suspects were found in possession of several assorted counterfeits; HP Laser Jet toner cartridges,Samsung toner cartridges & Canon cartridges-all valued at over 75 million shillings. Suspects in lawful custody awaiting arraignment in court on Monday. Goods kept as Exhibits.
Also confiscated are the following items:-

Pedal plastic sealing machine compressor

Printing Machine cartridge body label

Hot Melt Glue Gun

Counterfeit HP security seals

Empty flat boxes labeled HP laser Jets &

Empty bubble bags.

Suspects in Custody and Exhibits secured.

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