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One man has been arrested on suspicion of selling counterfeit merchandise, including CDs, DVDs and designer handbags, at a Greenfield hair salon.

According to an affidavit accompanying a search warrant released Tuesday:

Greenfield police received an anonymous tip that Ultimate Great Kutz Barbershop, 5121 W. Forest Home Ave., was selling counterfeit merchandise.

Two undercover officers went to the shop April 16 and purchased a counterfeit Gucci purse for $50, a counterfeit Louis Vuitton clutch purse for $20 and a pirated DVD of the movie "Tower Heist" for $10. Similar authentic Louis Vuitton clutches retail for more than $500 and Gucci purses for more than $3,500.

The fake Gucci purse that the officers purchased had a "Made in China" label on the inside although the badge on the outside indicated it was made in Italy. There are no authorized resale locations for Louis Vuitton in Wisconsin.

During the purchase, which was recorded on tape, officers noticed a container behind the counter with a large number of DVD sleeves with burned DVDs.

The owner told the officers he'd receive a new shipment of 50 more purses the following Saturday.

On Monday, officers executed a search warrant at the barbershop and seized nearly 1,400 CDs and DVDs,Economico Copia burberry bags vendita italia online store! empty DVD cases, sunglasses,Diesel reveals fall 2012 authentic Louis Vuitton Handbag collection . Gearex shoes, a fake Versace box, CD and DVD players, a computer tower, laptops, bags and purses, Det. Sgt. Ray Radakovich of the Greenfield Police Department said Tuesday. He said that it took two people six hours to log all the items recovered, and that it was the first time in his 18 years with the department that he had heard of such a large counterfeit operation.

Police plan to seek charges Wednesday against the owner of the store,Find china bag factory and purses at discounted prices. who allegedly sold the items to the undercover officers. The store also was selling legitimate merchandise, Radakovich said.New bike saddle disappear in big orange boxes.

"We're further investigating who his source is. He was the only one who was at the shop," Radakovich said.

The business could not be reached for comment.

A U.S. Department of Homeland Security Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent with extensive experience in counterfeit products helped with the investigation and is still pursuing leads to find out where the merchandise originated.Flashing bright green contact lenses and bicycle saddles .