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Article: N.J. raid bags bogus goods.(Bergen County, New Jersey, prosecutor's office seizes counterfeit goods from jobber, exporter United Apparel Corp.)(Brief Article)
- Article from:
- WWD
- Article date:
- January 26, 1996
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NEW YORK - About $50,000 worth of goods bearing Calvin Klein and Gap labels was seized during a Tuesday raid of an Englewood, N.J., jobber
The Bergen County prosecutor's office searched United Apparel Corp., a distributor, jobber and exporter based in Englewood, after getting a complaint from the sportswear manufacturers that counterfeit goods were being held there.
Larry Manus, his brother Kenneth and mother Esther, all executives with the firm, were charged with forgery and commercial simulation. Larry Manus is also the mayor of Alpine, N.J., an affluent northern New Jersey community.
In an interview Thursday, Manus said his company purchased the ...
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