Chesapeake Store Owner Convicted of Trademark Fraud
The embroidery on some of the jerseys wasn't crisp, the private investigator testified.
And some of them were missing serial numbers.
And there were the prices: 50 to 75 percent off.
The owner of two Chesapeake sporting goods stores and former proprietor of a Norfolk flea market stand was convicted by a judge on Friday of one count of felony trademark infringement. Keith Carter, who opened his first brick-and-mortar Players Sports Nuts store three years ago, is to be sentenced Aug. 31 in Chesapeake Circuit Court. Read full story
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