More than 500 airbags were sold over four years.
A federal judge has sentenced a Memphis, Tenn. man to 24 months in federal prison to be followed by two years of supervised release for trafficking in counterfeit motor vehicle airbags and transporting a hazardous material on an aircraft carrier without declaring it as a dangerous good. The final sentencing hearing for Mohammed Al-Abadi, 52, concluded on April 30, with the entry of an order by United States District Judge Mark S. Norris. Joseph C. Murphy, Jr.
CollisionWeek reported in May 2023 that Al-Abadi had been indicted in the case and
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