Police respond to spike in counterfeit money
Mar 14, 2017 | 1:07 PM
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Buyers beware – counterfeit currency is making the rounds in Saskatoon.
Police issued a warning Tuesday after getting numerous reports of fake bills being used at city businesses.
Since late February, police have had 15 complaints of counterfeit currency. Fake bills have come in varying denominations.
The phony money is being used at different locations. Police said gas stations and fast food restaurants are among the preferred targets, as they are businesses that more often deal in cash.
