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The City of London Police says more than two hundred thousand counterfeit football shirts have been removed from sale during a nationwide crackdown. Fans are being warned about fake products as official shirt prices continue to rise.
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00:00London Police have led a major crackdown on counterfeit football shirts, with fake kits
00:06worth an estimated £18.5 million seized during the World Cup.
00:11The City of London Police's Intellectual Property Unit removed more than 220,000 fake
00:17shirts from sale since January, targeting online marketplaces, live shopping apps and
00:23street sellers.
00:24Officers say counterfeit goods can fund organised crime and may not meet safety standards.
00:31Six people have been arrested as part of the operation, while fans are being warned to check
00:36where they buy football shirts, as rising prices have also increased demand for cheaper alternatives.
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