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Peterborough Tim Hortons’ employee given fake $100 bill: police

A photo of Canadian $100 bills. Peterborough police say a fake $100 bill was used at a Tim Hortons this week. Nathalie Madore / The Canadian Press Images

Peterborough police are investigating after fake money was used at a Tim Hortons on Wednesday.

According to the Peterborough Police Service, in the early morning hours, a customer in the drive-thru gave an employee a $100 bill.

Police say the employee determined the bill was counterfeit.

However, when the employee confronted the customer about the validity of the note, the suspect fled from the scene.

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Police were notified and are investigating.

“Peterborough police commend this employee for their attention to detail and knowledge of handling bank notes,” stated Det. Const. Keith Calderwood.

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Calderwood says that for more information on how to detect counterfeit money, visit the Counterfeit Prevention on the Bank of Canada website.

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