Chatsworth : Woman Fined for Fake Chanel Sales
A 44-year-old Chatsworth woman was ordered to pay $1,720 in fines Monday after pleading no contest to peddling counterfeit Chanel merchandise at a booth at the Encino Glen Golf Course, officials said.
Los Angeles Municipal Judge Frank Johnson also placed Shelley Weinstein-Faigenblat on three years’ summary probation and ordered her to forfeit the 28 handbags and scarves police seized from her booth in the golf course’s banquet room, Deputy City Atty. Mark Lambert said.
A Chanel investigator saw the counterfeit merchandise at Weinstein-Faigenblat’s booth on Sept. 16 and alerted police.
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