According to Upi.com, Swedish police said they’ve uncovered 125 instances of counterfeit currency since the beginning of the year, both with euros and the Swedish kroner. Read Article
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According to Rac.co.uk, one of the country’s largest “cash for crash” scams was so widespread that residents living in the local area had to pay to £100 extra for their car insurance. Read Article
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According to Newsshopper.co.uk, a 24-yea-old Gravesend man has been handed a community order after being found in possession of £100 counterfeit cash. Daniel O’Connell, of Valley Drive, pleaded guilty to possessing counterfeit currency and a bladed article in a public place following an incident in Bromley. Read Article
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According to Wbbjtv.com, Paris police were alerted to counterfeit twenty dollar bills circulating throughout the area a week. This past week the problem escalated with multiple businesses on Mineral Wells Road reporting bogus bills late this week. Read Article
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As reported by Hindustantimes.com, a 22-year-old man was caught by the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Mumbai Customs on Sunday while trying to smuggle 100 rare turtles and tortoises worth Rs. 50 lakh to Bangkok. Read Article
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On Friday Mars o 2013, according to Mante.maville.com three men suspected of having passed counterfeit € 50 and € 100 in Ancenis (Loire-Atlantique) were arrested. Five store owners from Ancenis were victims of the scam managed by the group arrested. Read Article
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As reported by Canada.com federal authorities in Puerto Rico have seized about $5 million worth of counterfeit merchandise in an operation dubbed Forged Dreams, Valentine’s Blitz. Officials targeted 15 retailers in several cities along the island’s north coast, including the capital of San Juan. Read Article
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A key member of a London based gang has been jailed for recruiting Eastern European women to cheat the HM Revenue and Customs out of GBP 3.3 million. Read Article
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