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In the heart of Neuss, a promotion event took place on Tuesday, April 13, 2020, at the "Büchel" around 6 PM. However, the event took an unexpected turn when police officers discovered several individuals selling counterfeit Apple devices.

Two suspects, aged 20 and 34, without a fixed residence in Germany, were temporarily detained in connection with the sale of these presumably counterfeit devices. Their specific names have not been disclosed publicly.

The police warned that if a deal seems too good to be true, it might be a fake. They advise against purchasing items on the street, especially if they are in white packaging, as these counterfeit items can be deceptively authentic in appearance.

The promotion event was not related to the sale of counterfeit goods. In fact, the event aimed to provide information about societal developments, culinary arts, art, and culture in Neuss. Subscribing to the newsletter, which is sent for free, is a way to learn more about these topics and stay informed.

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The police also emphasised that purchasing counterfeit items can quickly turn into a nuisance. They encourage everyone to be vigilant and cautious when making purchases, especially on the street, to avoid falling victim to such scams.