The police want to find the people who own Keacy Motor Spares. These owners made fake car brake liquid and glue in their shop on Harare Street and sold them to people who didn't know they weren't real.
The police had already caught two workers, Selina Nyurwa and Ashley Kasambarara. Someone told the police that a company on Bristol Road was selling fake car parts. The police went there and found lots of boxes. They found 8,800 pieces of fake glue and 26,000 bottles of fake brake liquid.
Police boss Paul Nyathi said they are still looking into what happened. He wants everyone to help catch people who make fake things. He told people they can call the police at 0242-703631 or send a message to 0716800197 if they see anyone selling fake stuff. People can also visit any police station near them to tell the police about it.
The police want everyone to be safe and not buy fake car parts. These fake parts can be very dangerous because they might not work properly. The police will keep looking for the shop owners until they find them.
The police had already caught two workers, Selina Nyurwa and Ashley Kasambarara. Someone told the police that a company on Bristol Road was selling fake car parts. The police went there and found lots of boxes. They found 8,800 pieces of fake glue and 26,000 bottles of fake brake liquid.
Police boss Paul Nyathi said they are still looking into what happened. He wants everyone to help catch people who make fake things. He told people they can call the police at 0242-703631 or send a message to 0716800197 if they see anyone selling fake stuff. People can also visit any police station near them to tell the police about it.
The police want everyone to be safe and not buy fake car parts. These fake parts can be very dangerous because they might not work properly. The police will keep looking for the shop owners until they find them.
