Three Nassau Men Imported $25 Million In Fake Goods: Police

Three Floral Park men were arrested early Tuesday morning and charged with importing nearly $25 million in counterfeit goods.

According to police, Nassau County detectives assigned to the JFK Airport task force, along with Homeland Security investigators and U.S. custom Board Protection officers, began a six-month investigation into the importing of counterfeit watches, bags and accessories. The investigation led to authorities executing search warrants at a home on Willis Avenue in Floral Park and Storage 1-2-3, located at 119 South 3rd St. in New Hyde Park, as well as a third, undisclosed rental property.

Police say the search found nearly $25 million in counterfeit merchandise from companies like Rolex, Burberry, Hublot, Gucci, Prada and Louis Vuitton.

Mahmood Nasir, 55, Ramish Nasir, 22, and Rubail Nasir, 18, all of Willis Avenue, Floral Park, were arrested at their home. Mahmood is charged with first- and second-degree counterfeiting. Ramish and Rubail are each charged with first-degree counterfeiting and fourth-degree conspiracy. They are scheduled to be arraigned in First District Court in Hempstead on Wednesday.

Photos: Mahmood Nasir, left, Ramish Nasir and Rubail Nasir. Courtesy Nassau County Police Department.