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Man, Woman Rob Lingerie Store; Logan Deputies Search For Suspects – WCHS

October 22, 2014 by  
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Police seize illegal Kansas City Royals ‘Take the Crown’ lingerie, not MLB …

October 22, 2014 by  
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Department of Homeland Security executed a cease-and-desist order and confiscated “Take the Crown” underwear Tuesday afternoon.

The garments were not licensed by Major League Baseball.

Agents told the artist and the owner of the boutique in the Crossroads that the K and C were connected on the underwear which meant she couldn’t sell them. They also briefly handcuffed the man who printed the underwear.

RELATED: Cracking down on counterfeit World Series tickets, apparel

The owner thought it was a little unfair.

“It’s a lot to co-own a small lingerie store and feel like a criminal for printing crowns and KC on blue, cotton, American-made underwear,” Birdie’s owner Peregrine Honig said. “It seems like a lot.”

Whether it’s official merchandise or official tickets, everyone is on the lookout. Police were also at The K investigating counterfeit tickets. 

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