International Piracy & Counterfeiting:
A Cash Machine For Terror Groups
Today’s pirates command factories full of expensive duplicating
and manufacturing equipment, turning out a host of counterfeit consumer
and business products.
Our
partners have operated in some of the most active counterfeiting
hotspots, achieving success in areas formerly regarded as hopeless
and/or dangerous by American firms.
Amongst
our successes have been the identification, investigation and
dismantling of multiple international organized crime groups operating
across several continents.
The
United States government has called upon our principals, on several
occasions, to host visiting officials of friendly governments and
provide targeted briefings on anti-counterfeiting operations and
training.
Our
founding director, Jorge Foch, has been a leader in the development and implementation of a
multi-national effort to combat organized
piracy for a worldwide industry trade group. He has authored a five-hundred page policy manual for
investigating pirate operations, and has frequently lectured to government
prosecutors and police officials in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay,
Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Ecuador, and Peru.
Prosecutors
in a major Asian city presented successful cases against several
organized crime figures based on the worldwide findings of one of our
directors.
In a previous investigation, highlighted in the South
American media,the activities of an international criminal enterprise
(based in the Middle East, with documented connections to known terrrorist
organizations),were identified and terminated.
In
the United States, the firm’s principals have extensive
experience as investigators and expert witnesses (and as instructors to
federal agents) in complex racketeering and money laundering
investigations.
If
you would like to put this experience to work for your firm, and
mitigate the losses and brand dilution that result from widespread
counterfeit activities, please Contact The Gables Group at 1-888-535-2160 (U.S.) or +1.206.337.0035 (International Calls) for a free consultation.
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