SALISBURY — Salisbury Police say counterfeit currency is being passed at stores throughout the area during the holiday shopping season. Counterfeit $50, $20 and $5 bills have been passed at about 10 businesses between Dec. 15 and 27, officers said ...

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The new $100 bill debuts on Tuesday.

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NORTH POINT — Baltimore County police say they seized $1.5 million in counterfeit shoes, clothing, movies and other goods during a raid on a North Point flea market. Police say the counterfeit merchandise was seized while executing multiple search warrants ...

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Federal authorities say more than $47 million in counterfeit merchandise seized at the Patapsco Flea Market is the Homeland Security department’s largest such seizure ever. Agents raided the market in southwest Baltimore on April 22 as part of a 2 ...

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WASHINGTON— The discovery that a fake version of the widely used cancer medicine Avastin is circulating in the United States is raising new fears that the multibillion-dollar drug-counterfeiting trade is increasingly making inroads in the U.S. The criminal practice has ...

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Designer knock-offs might be bad for business, but blatant designer knock-offs are always good for a laugh. A Rolax watch? A Pollo shirt? There’s more funny there than you can fit into a Louis Veeton bag. Which brings us to ...

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OCEAN CITY — Law enforcement officers have raided two dozen Ocean City businesses suspected of trafficking in counterfeit goods. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials conducted the raids on Wednesday, with help from the FBI and state and local police. ...

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Federal authorities say a Baltimore man has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for selling counterfeit items purportedly made by Louis Vuitton, Prada, Nike and others. Forty-seven-year-old Marvin Johnson was also ordered to forfeit nearly $24,000 in unlawful proceeds ...

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