Time's up for two UK rogue traders caught on Island

Tuesday, 30 June 2015 00:00

Two men selling fake watches have been told to leave the Island.

Trading Standards and the police worked together - apprehending the men in the south of the Island last night.

OFT chief officer Mike Ball explains how they were caught in the act:

The men from the UK had their counterfeit goods confiscated - Mr Ball says this type of crime offers only one reward:

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