Cincinnati CBP Seizes 1,196 Fake Keys, Fobs, Decals Worth $103,101

CINCINNATI—Over the past six weeks, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Cincinnati seized 1,196 counterfeit keys, key fobs, key fob covers, and decals bearing protected trademarks of multiple vehicle manufacturers. The counterfeit items were found inside six shipments from China enroute to addresses in Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Puerto Rico, Columbia, and Mexico.

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