Two people passed counterfeit $100 bills at a Havre de Grace business last month, and police want the public’s help identifying them.
What happened: The fake bills were used at a business at 1007 Pulaski Highway on Oct. 21, according to the Havre de Grace Police Department. Police released photos of two suspects but have not identified them.
What we know: Passing counterfeit currency is a federal crime. Under federal law, making, possessing, or using fake money can carry a prison sentence of up to 20 years.
What to do: Anyone who recognizes the suspects or has had a similar experience is asked to contact Detective Goodwin by email at richg@havredegracemd.com.
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