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Star autograph dealer arrested

June 19, 2005

Marc Baker, Wales on Sunday

A WELSH celebrity autograph specialist has been arrested following a joint operation by police and trading standards officers.

Graeme Walker, from Connah's Quay, Flintshire, runs one of the UK's top stores dealing in memorabilia signed by sporting legends.

The Sporting Icons store on Watergate Row, Chester, charges hundreds of pounds for prints bearing the signatures of the likes of Muhammad Ali, David Beckham and Tiger Woods.

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