Ex-vereador é investigado suspeito de vender figurinhas falsificadas do álbum da Copa do Mundo

A former city council member from Tanabi, São Paulo, is under investigation for allegedly printing and selling counterfeit stickers for the World Cup album. The investigation began after local reports of fake stickers being sold in the city. Authorities executed a search warrant at a property in central Tanabi, seizing computers, phones, and materials believed to be used in the unauthorized reproduction of the stickers.

The ex-council member stated he printed the stickers on demand and claimed ignorance of the illegality of his actions. The case is being treated as an intellectual property crime, involving the improper use of copyrighted material.

This case highlights the legal ramifications of intellectual property infringement, even in seemingly minor commercial activities like selling collectible stickers.