Three arrested for counterfeit money

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Two women and a man were arrested in Mabopane, north of Pretoria, after they were found in possession of counterfeit money on Monday morning, police said.

"Police received a tip-off about people with fake money at a garage in Block B, Mabopane," Warrant Officer Mathews Nkoadi said.

When they went there they found two women in a car. They told them the driver was not there. The officers found him and, during the search, discovered R940,000, mainly in counterfeit R100 notes, a loaded, unlicensed 7.65 firearm, and six cellphones in the car. All three were arrested.

"They said they are not working alone. We are still expecting more arrests and to discover where the money is being manufactured," Nkoadi said.

He appealed to businesses to make sure that money they took from customers was genuine.

The three would appear in the Ga-Rankuwa Magistrate's Court on Tuesday on charges of possession of counterfeit money and an unlicensed firearm.

Source : Sapa /kn/th
Date : 12 Aug 2013 22:48
 
And the government's special notes with the latest technology puts us all at risk of being in possession of these notes thereby risking us all to police brutality when we as honest citizens go try buy something at the shop.

ID Card fraud to follow shortly.

FFS can't this government do anything properly?
 
And the government's special notes with the latest technology puts us all at risk of being in possession of these notes thereby risking us all to police brutality when we as honest citizens go try buy something at the shop.

ID Card fraud to follow shortly.

FFS can't this government do anything properly?

We don't even know if these are the new notes yet.

The old notes are still legal tender.
 
And the government's special notes with the latest technology puts us all at risk of being in possession of these notes thereby risking us all to police brutality when we as honest citizens go try buy something at the shop.

ID Card fraud to follow shortly.

FFS can't this government do anything properly?

The first thing I'd want to know is if these are 2005 series or 2012 series notes. Second I'd want to see what the fakes look like. If they are anything like the ones found just after the new notes came out, then it shouldn't be hard to spot. Those ones looked like photocopies.
 
I've seen my fair share of fakes, and 95% of them are atrocious copies.. they feel wrong, and with anything more than a cursory glance you can see that they are wrong.
 
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