Two Foreign Nationals Arrested for Manufacturing Fake Alcohol in Dobsonville

Two Foreign Nationals Arrested for Manufacturing Fake Alcohol in Dobsonville

Two foreign nationals have been arrested after being found manufacturing counterfeit alcohol at a residential property in Dobsonville, Gauteng.

According to authorities, the suspects were discovered operating an illegal alcohol manufacturing setup inside the house. Among the popular brands they were allegedly producing counterfeit versions of was Remy Martin.

Police seized various equipment and materials believed to have been used in the production and packaging of the fake alcohol. Investigations are currently underway to determine how long the operation had been running and whether more suspects are involved.

Authorities have warned the public that counterfeit alcohol poses serious health risks and urged consumers to buy liquor only from reputable and licensed outlets. The suspects are expected to appear in court soon, where they will face charges related to the illegal manufacturing and distribution of alcohol.