In the booming sneaker biz, the Family Sneakers House thought they the getting a deal from their Chinese distributor, but Milford police say it turned out they were duped with counterfeit sneakers. Police seized more than 1,200 sneakers worth $200,000 if they were authentic.

The owner is offering refunds and tells WBZ he was also shocked to learn he was selling counterfeits. WBZ-TV's Tammy Mutasa reports.

Over 1,200 allegedly counterfeit items valued at roughly $200,000 were seized from a Massachusetts sneaker store in December and now, the store's owner is offering refunds to customers after telling police he didn't know the products were fake.

The owner of a Massachusetts sneaker store is accused of selling counterfeit goods and selling them to unknowing customers. Milford police said they seized 1,200 items worth around $200,000 from The Family Sneakers House in December.