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Huge haul of fake items found during police search

The Victoria Police Department arrested a man for possessing over $10,000 in counterfeit currency intended for purchases on Facebook Marketplace.
A seller reported that the cash used in a transaction appeared fake due to its "odd texture, duplicate serial numbers, and removable holographic security features."
The suspect, identified as Lovedeep Dhillon, was caught attempting another purchase of $2,700 worth of Pokemon cards.
Police recovered $10,200 in counterfeit currency and suspect there are other victims linked to this seller.

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Worcester News

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Huge haul of fake items found during police search

Police uncovered a huge haul of fake goods during a search in Droitwich.

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Victoria Buzz

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VicPD arrest man using counterfeit cash to purchase items on Facebook Marketplace

He had over $10,000 in fake currency. The post VicPD arrest man using counterfeit cash to purchase items on Facebook Marketplace appeared first on Victoria Buzz.

21 hours ago

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Victoria police seize counterfeit cash from Facebook Marketplace buyer

Police are asking any other victims to come forward

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Niagara Action

Man Fooled during Facebook Marketplace Meetup with Fake Money

Niagara Falls Police were flagged down by a citizen on the 1500 block of Pine avenue around 1am on March 28th where he reported a larceny. He explained to officers that he met up with someone interested in purchasing his sunglasses and diamond earrings on Facebook marketplace. They agreed upon the price of $400 cash for both items and planned to meet at the corner of 22nd Street and LaSalle Avenue at approx. 10:30pm. When the complainant met the…

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