Clinton got the position solely because of her famous parents, painting her as the thinking man's socialite, with a seat on the IAC board and a stint on NBC News being the meritocratic equivalent of a designer handbag line.State Street in Weathersfield Township.He was assisted by Weathersfield and Niles police and a private investigator representing the companies whose names were being used on the merchandise, Parson said.He added the amount of goods found in the warehouse totals $15 million to $20 million, making it most likely the largest find of counterfeit merchandise in state history.The goods were purses, wallets, jewelry, hats, gloves, shoes and scarves labeled as Coach, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Chanel, Tiffany Co., Ed Hardy, John Deere, National Football League, Major League Baseball, The Ohio State University, Harley Davidson, 3M, Playboy and several others.Parson learned of the warehouse after arresting about a dozen vendors in May at the Trader's World Flea Market in Monroe who