"Video Proof of Looted Stores": Used-Goods Market in Upheaval Over Suspicious Deals

The latest news: looting luxury stores, then straight to the secondhand market.

Large-scale protests recently broke out across France, which escalated into looting and arson.

And now, luxury bags and cosmetics with questionable origins are popping up one after another on secondhand trading platforms.

Take a look at the report.

Local European media reported that high-end brand products suspected of being stolen goods have been continuously appearing on secondhand trading platforms.

It is also reported that some sales listings include the date the looting took place or still have the store's anti-theft security devices attached.

In response, the French government has demanded that major platforms block the distribution of stolen goods and cooperate with investigations.

Videos have also surfaced on social media showing luxury bags being sold on the streets of France.

Netizens wrote, "They are selling them at prices 80 to 90 percent lower than the retail price," and "Naturally, there are no certificates of authenticity or receipts, but they show a video of the store being looted as 'solid proof.'"

However, it has not yet been confirmed whether the bags appearing in the videos are actually stolen products.

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