CALIFORNIA, Md. – On Friday, July 29, 2023, at approximately 2:25 PM, the subject pictured passed a counterfeit $100.00 bill to an employee at the Panda Express in California in exchange for an order of food. The suspect received approximately $72.00 in change as well as the food and left the business.
The suspect was driving a dark colored Toyota with an unknown registration.
Anyone with information about the identity of the suspect and or this incident is asked to contact Deputy T. Kril #382 at Taylor-Lynn.Kril@stmaryscountymd.gov or call 301-475-4200 ext. 8006. Case #40240-23
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Federal law makes counterfeiting U.S. currency a felony, punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison. This potential 20-year prison sentence applies to possessing, using, or making counterfeit currency with the intent to defraud.
No worries Judges only give slaps on the wrists for this ,,
and request _ “You never do it again”…
Fk DT !
This is why NO small food company or restaurant should be taking anything larger than a $20 bill. Check it with the pen or the machine and be done with it!
We are looking for a man that owns a white shirt and has a distinctively very blurry face.
Got it!
Hahahahahah you are correct. The 1969 Moon Landing had the same quality.