In the largest counterfeit movie and music bust in U.S. history, pirated DVDs, CDs and video games representing potential losses of $200 million to companies were confiscated Wednesday in raids in Los Angeles and Orange counties, officials said.
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"This action was enormous, a spectacular collaboration of efforts," said James Spertus, the Motion Picture Association of America's vice president and director of U.S. anti-piracy operations.
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"But there are other replicaters and manufacturers of illegal product out there and we're hopeful that they will get the message from the raid."