P5M fake motorcycle parts seized in Valenzuela City
Various motorcycle parts worth a total of P5-million were seized by authorities during a law enforcement operation in Brgy. Malinta in Valenzuela City, Bulacan on 5 November 2026.
According to the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), the CIDG Eastern District Field Unit of CIDG National Capital Region together with the representatives of trademark owner conducted the for violations of Republic Act No. 8293 (Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines) and Republic Act No. 7394 (Consumer Act of the Philippines).
The operation resulted in the arrest of a male suspect, and the confiscation of alleged trademark infringing or counterfeit assorted motorcycle accessories —including brake pump cables, suspensions, gas cylinders, hoses, and handle grips with an estimated total value of P5,020,500.00.
The arrested suspect, "Quing," male, 47 years old, Chinese national businessman, was caught while selling, distributing, and having in possession and control of the motorcycle accessories without the authorization of the rightful trademark owner- rendering the trading and selling illegal.
The CIDG Director emphasized that pursuant to Republic Act No. 8293 (Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines), the State protects the exclusive rights of trademark owners over their intellectual property, including their brands and products. The Director also stressed that under Republic Act No. 7394, (Consumer Act of the Philippines), the State protects the interests of consumers, promotes general welfare, and establish standards of conduct for business and industry.
These two laws prevent deceptive sales practices, ensure that what consumers pay for —matches the exact quality and origin they expect, and empower law enforcement agencies like the CIDG to crackdown sub-standard, trademark infringing and counterfeit goods from the market.
The CIDG leadership commends PCOL John K Guiagui, the Regional Chief of the CIDG National Capital Region Field Unit, and the CIDG Eastern District Field Unit, led by PLTCOL Nelson S Cortez, for the successful operation. This accomplishment underscores the CIDG’s commitment in implementing laws to protect the consumers and trademark owners.