A Miami woman who peddled designer knockoffs from her home showroom will spend two years in prison for bankruptcy fraud, money laundering and trafficking in counterfeit merchandise.
June 15, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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While Miami resident Tatiana Tascon was filing for bankruptcy protection, she was also hiding more than $700,000 made from selling designer knockoffs.
That helped earn her a two-year prison term Tuesday on a conviction for money laundering, concealing assets and trafficking in counterfeit merchandise.
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