Feds Bust Counterfeits at California Flea Market
There is a major warning for shoppers after federal agents have made a bust of high-end counterfeit items in California's South Bay Area. Earlier this month at the De Anza College Flea Market, they seized more than $500,000 in fake merchandise.
Purses, jewelry, sports jerseys, hats and shoes are just a sampling of the more than 900 counterfeit items seized at the De Anza College Flea Market in Cupertino, Calif., in November. Based on retail prices, the loot was worth $530,000.
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