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Police bust store for selling counterfeit clothes
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November 24, 2009
 
BAYTOWN - A Baytown storeowner closed his shop doors Friday after Baytown police took away his stock.

That's because the shop was selling counterfeit versions of name-brand items.

Detective Alan Cliburn said police received a tip Friday that the Hip Hop Signature store in San Jacinto Mall was selling counterfeit clothing.


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