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Thrree people have been charged in western Sydney after allegedly making nearly $10 million in profit selling counterfeit luxury goods online.

Authorities accused the organized crime ring of selling counterfeit luxury apparel, timepieces, footwear, and handbags via social media platforms.

Investigators asserted that the syndicate funneled approximately $9.75 million in earnings through multiple bank accounts.

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Three men have been charged for allegedly selling counterfeit luxury goods in Sydney. (Getty)

At around 8:30 am yesterday, officers executed three search warrants in the areas of Fairfield East, Merrylands, and Guildford.

Officers allegedly found and seized nine cars worth about $3 million, more than 500 counterfeit luxury items, $270,000 in cash, and a gel blaster.

Three men, including a 30-year-old in Fairfield East, a 33-year-old in Merrylands, and a 30-year-old in Guildford, were arrested.

They were all charged with multiple offences, including dealing with the proceeds of crime, and participating in a criminal group.

All three were refused bail and will appear in court today.

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