Police, recording industry bust pirated Latin music sellers in Huntsville - Alabama

“Huntsville police, working with recording industry investigators, on Tuesday arrested four men who were selling bootlegged Latin music CDs and DVDs, as well as prescription drugs, from local stores, according to Huntsville police.

Police confiscate more than 1,000 illegal copies of DVDs and music CDs, according to police spokesman Wendell Johnson. The investigation also uncovered numerous prescription drugs that were being brought from Mexico and being sold over the counter, Johnson said.”

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