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Man in Hamden accused of impersonating a FedEx driver, selling counterfeit merchandise, police say

New Haven Register

Apr 28, 2026

Hamden police say officers seized approximately $30,000 worth of counterfeit merchandise, as well as nearly $900 in cash during the investigation. |!| New Haven Hamden

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