London Police Raid Counterfeit T-shirt Factory

Three people have been arrested after police busted a gang suspected of selling counterfeit T-shirts from a warehouse in east London.

The gang is suspected of earning £100,000 (approx. U.S. $152,000) by printing illegal merchandise bearing the names of rock bands such as Nirvana and Motorhead, along with pop acts Justin Bieber and One Direction.

City of London police found thousands of T-shirts, along with printing gear, logo molds, paint and other equipment when they raided the factory in east London.

A man and a woman were held at a nearby home, while another man was held at the factory.