13 February 2019

PIPCU warns of dangerous chemicals in counterfeit Valentine’s gifts

The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) of the City of London police has warned shoppers of the dangers of counterfeit goods ahead of Valentine’s Day.

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PIPCU warns of dangerous chemicals in counterfeit Valentine’s gifts

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