HALIFAX – Police in Halifax have released three photographs of the people they believe are responsible for using fake $50 American bills at local merchants.
Police allege a man shown in two of the photos used the bills to buy merchandise at the Halifax Shopping Centre on Sept. 12.
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Another photo shows two women who police allege used bogus bills on Sept. 13 to buy goods at a Sobeys grocery store on Queen Street.
Police say there have been at least 25 reported cases of purchases made with counterfeit cash in the Halifax area since Sept. 10.
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