Chinese companies, including one connected to the government in Beijing, have sent Russian entities 1,000 assault rifles and other equipment that could be used for military purposes, including drone ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Vall Iliev, 69, of Stow, is accused of ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A Stow man has been charged in the United States Northern District of Ohio Court on three counts for smuggling foreign-made body armor and then selling it to law enforcement ...

CLEVELAND — A Stow businessman has been hit with federal charges for allegedly smuggling body armor from China and making fake labels to pass the armor off as American-made, government-certified ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio— A Stow business owner is accused of selling counterfeit body armor imported from China to more than a dozen law enforcement agencies, including Akron, Rocky River and Columbus police.

The Department of Homeland Security launched an investigation after discovering that an Ohio police department had bought counterfeit body armor made in China for use by its SWAT unit, according to ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio— A Stow businessman who admitted to selling fake body armor to police has agreed to pay back $32.4 million in restitution. Vall Iliev, the owner of Shotstop Ballistics, faces a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced a new lawsuit against body armor manufacturer ShotStop Ballistics from Stow, Ohio, for ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) — 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. Vall Iliev, 69, of ...