A Stow man has been charged by federal authorities, accused of smuggling foreign-made body armor and falsely claiming it was domestically made and certified.
An Ohio man was indicted for importing Chinese body armor, mislabeling it as U.S.-made, and selling it to law enforcement, which failed to meet NIJ standards.
Vall Iliev's company ShotStop Ballistics LLC was accused of selling bogus armor to the Akron Police Department to outfit its ...
Federal authorities have charged a Stow man with smuggling body armor plates made in China, then selling them to law enforcement agencies as American-made goods.
A Stow man has been charged in the United States Northern District of Ohio Court on three counts for smuggling foreign-made body armor.
A Stow business owner was charged in federal court or importing body armor made in China and sold as being made in the United States and without federally mandated certifications.
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