
公安部公布10起打击网络售假犯罪典型案例,涉及服装、化妆品、汽车轮毂、电气产品等多个领域,共抓获涉案人员数百人,涉案金额累计数亿元。
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公安部公布打击网络售假犯罪10起典型案例,涉及重庆、山东、湖南、浙江、云南、安徽、湖北、四川等多个省市,案件涉及假冒品牌服装、化妆品、汽车轮毂、电气产品、硒鼓、打火机、电动自行车头盔、电线电缆等商品。
中新网11月11日电 据公安部微信公众号消息,11日,公安部公布打击网络售假犯罪10起典型案例。
公安部知识产权犯罪侦查局负责人表示,网络售假犯罪严重危害消费者合法权益,严重侵害企业合法权益和创新发展,公安机关将充分发挥职能优势,持续加大对网络售假犯罪活动的打击力度,积极会同有关部门深化综合治理,不断完善打击整治长效机制,着力营造安全、诚信、有序的网络消费环境,切实保护广大消费者和企业合法权益。
典型案例:
1.重庆石某华等人制售假冒品牌服装案
2026年1月,重庆市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获涉案人员43名,捣毁犯罪窝点25处,查获10余个假冒品牌的服饰、鞋袜等32万件(双),以及一大批假冒商标标识、服装合格证,涉案金额1亿余元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人石某华等人未经品牌方授权许可,组织生产假冒品牌服装,经下线梁某松等人通过电商平台向外销售。
2.山东林某廷等人制售假冒品牌服装案
2026年4月,山东省青岛市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人26人,捣毁生产、销售窝点6处,查获假冒品牌羽绒服、冲锋衣6.1万余件,以及一大批商标标识,涉案金额2000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人林某廷等人在未取得品牌授权的情况下,联系多地服装厂生产假冒品牌服装,后通过社交和网络直播平台向外销售。
3.湖南王某等人制售假冒品牌服装案
2026年7月,湖南省永州市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人6名,查获假冒品牌服装3000余套,涉案2000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人王某等人在未取得品牌授权的情况下,自行或者委托他人对知名品牌服饰、商标标识、包装袋、礼品盒进行仿制,后通过电商平台向外销售。
4.重庆曾某大等人制售假冒品牌化妆品案
2026年3月,重庆市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人42名,捣毁犯罪窝点13处,查获假冒品牌香水等化妆品1.5万余瓶(盒),涉案金额3000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人曾某大等人以回收正品香水空瓶私自灌装等方式加工生产假冒品牌香水等化妆品,经下线贺某妮等人通过电商平台向外销售。
5.浙江林某等人制售假冒品牌汽车轮毂案
2025年4月,浙江省台州市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人12名,查获假冒品牌汽车轮毂成品、半成品2.6万余个,以及一大批各类汽车商标标识,涉案金额2.3亿余元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人林某等人注册公司,购进生产设备,组织生产假冒品牌汽车轮毂,后通过电商平台向外销售。
6.云南郑某发等人制售假冒品牌电气产品案
2026年7月,云南省昆明市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人10名,捣毁犯罪窝点2处,查获假冒品牌商标电气产品4.7万只,涉案金额1000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人郑某发等人在未经品牌方授权的情况下,购买无标识电气产品及配件,进行组装贴标包装,后通过电商平台采取真假混售方式向外销售。
7.安徽王某国制售假冒品牌硒鼓案
2025年6月,安徽省滁州市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人3名,捣毁犯罪窝点7处,查获假冒品牌硒鼓2.3万套,以及一大批零部件、包材,涉案金额5000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人王某国,在未经品牌方授权许可的情况下,通过网店购买不知名品牌的硒鼓,去除原有标识并粘贴知名品牌的商标,后通过电商平台对外销售。
8.湖北黄某涛等人制售假冒品牌打火机案
2026年1月,湖北省宜昌市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人12名,捣毁生产销售窝点7处,查获假冒品牌打火机成品、半成品2850余件,涉案金额3000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人黄某涛等人在未取得品牌授权的情况下,采购配件生产假冒品牌打火机,后通过电商平台向外销售。
9.四川徐某山等人制售假劣电动自行车头盔案
2026年1月,四川省达州市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人11名,捣毁犯罪窝点9处,现场查扣假冒伪劣自行车头盔10万余个,以及一大批品牌商标标识、纸箱等包材,涉案金额4400余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人徐某山等人组织生产假冒伪劣电动自行车头盔,后通过电商平台向外销售。
10.云南洪某峰制售假冒品牌电线电缆案
2026年1月,云南省玉溪市公安机关成功破获该案,抓获犯罪嫌疑人36名,捣毁犯罪窝点50个,查获假冒伪劣电线电缆108吨,以及一大批标签、CCC标识、防伪标识等,涉案金额9000余万元。经查,犯罪嫌疑人洪某峰在未经品牌方授权的情况下,购进无标识伪劣电线电缆,进行贴标包装,后通过电商平台向外销售。

On October 27, the Wanhua Branch of the Taipei City Police, armed with a prosecutor's search ticket, broke down three iron gates and entered the rental suite on the 5th floor of No. 125 Sanshui Street to search. No illegal activities were found. The business owner accused the police of violent law enforcement. The police said that they were executing in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Law. The whole case is under investigation by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office.

A big brawl broke out outside a restaurant on Xingnan Road, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City. Three Burmese overseas Chinese, Lei Nan, and three other people fought with Vietnamese Ruan Nv and four friends. The police dispatched 15 police officers to the scene. Lei Nan suffered contusions on his right finger and right wrist and was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Five people, including Ruan Nv, had escaped. Lei Nan and three others were transferred to the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of gathering a crowd to fight.

A man with a drug record generously handed over his bag to clean himself up when questioned by the police. However, suspicion arose because he was walking lamely. Employees found two packages of drugs taped to the soles of his feet. After testing, they were confirmed to be heroin and amphetamines. The case was transferred to the District Attorney's Office for investigation.

The Linkou campus of Cambridge International School was blackmailed by hackers. The police obtained digital forensics of the original threatening letter. The sending node showed that it came from England. However, it was determined that the hackers used VPN springboards to hide the real address. There is a high probability that it was an overseas group. Currently, only the Linkou campus has been confirmed to be a victim. It is very difficult to solve the case.

The system of Cambridge International School Linkou Campus was invaded and extorted by the hacker group "Osiris". At least three parents received threatening letters claiming that their personal information had been leaked and demanding pressure on the school. The school refused to pay the ransom and reported the incident. The police are working with the school to count the number of affected parents.

The Kinmen Investigation Team uncovered the illegal direct flight to China case of the "main suspect Fang Group" and transferred 21 people and 25 cases, involving 413 voyages. 15 people have been sentenced in the first instance. The main suspect was sentenced to 4 years and 3 months, and the ship was seized and auctioned. It was the first group-level heavy sentence in Kinmen.