Shoe pirates arrested<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): Bogor Police have arrested two people for
\nillegally producing shoes bearing the brandnames Nike, Fila and
\nAdidas.<\/p>\n
Bogor Police deputy chief, Com. Damisnur, told Antara on
\nTuesday that the suspects, Abu Djamil, 27, and Kusmaid Umar, 42,
\nwere arrested during a raid at their factory in Gunung Batu, West
\nBogor, on Monday at about 8 p.m.<\/p>\n
The raid was conducted upon information provided by local
\nmembers of the public.<\/p>\n
The police also confiscated hundreds of pairs of shoes bearing
\na number of international brandnames, including Nike, Fila and
\nAdidas, as well as four machines used for their production.<\/p>\n
Djamil said the shoe factory employed eight people who
\nproduced 160 pairs of shoes a day. The counterfeited goods were
\nsold not only in Bogor, but also in Sumatra and other places
\noutside Java.<\/p>\n
The shoes were sold at a price of between Rp 25,000 and Rp
\n40,000, while originals have a price tag of at least Rp 400,000.
\n(sim)<\/p>",
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