That marks a massive increase on the previous year, when there were 115 arrests, according to a new fact sheet.
Legislation comes in response to concerns medicines scheduled for destruction have stayed in circulation.
Women may be more likely than men to be exposed to counterfeit and unsafe products, finds Australian study.
Study follows a major bulk seizure of the drug, which has been found in fake oxycodone and alprazolam pills, earlier this year.
The new version departs from earlier drafts because it has been upgraded to the status of a mandatory 'Schedule' document.
Gilead has filed a new lawsuit against people and organisations it accuses of selling fake versions of its HIV medicines.