June 02, 2026
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Toronto Police Service
Toronto Police charged two men after what the Service described as the largest counterfeit soccer jersey seizure in Canadian history, involving more than 16,000 seized jerseys and flags, two counterfeit FIFA World Cup trophies, and an estimated street value exceeding $3.5 million. The case highlights how major sporting events can create fraud and counterfeiting opportunities, with police noting that counterfeit merchandise proceeds may support broader organized crime activity, including human trafficking. For compliance teams, the signal is that event-driven typologies around FIFA World Cup activity can extend beyond ticketing and payments into counterfeit goods, fraud proceeds, organized crime exposure, and consumer protection risk.
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