Police in Bellville return to a shopping complex and expand a counterfeit crackdown, targeting more than 40 shops just days after a major seizure of counterfeit goods. According to reports, the operation follows the earlier confiscation of counterfeit clothing and footwear valued at R98 million. Outlets describe the renewed action as part of ongoing enforcement efforts to identify and remove counterfeit products from retail premises. The current round focuses on multiple outlets within the same area, with police conducting checks across shopfronts as part of the investigation. The reporting also indicates that the latest operation occurs shortly after the initial high-value bust, suggesting authorities are continuing to pursue leads linked to the earlier seizure. The information provided does not specify arrests, charges, or the nationalities or identities of those involved. It also does not detail how many items are involved in the renewed targeting, aside from the number of shops police are examining and the value of the earlier confiscated stock.