Published June 02, 2010, 04:45 PM
It wasn’t the most sophisticated effort to counterfeit money. Authorities in Franklin say a 16-year-old boy made photocopies of a $20 bill then used the copies to pay for pizza.
Teen uses copier to make counterfeit pizza money
Wisconsin NewsIt wasn’t the most sophisticated effort to counterfeit money. Authorities in Franklin say a 16-year-old boy made photocopies of a $20 bill then used the copies to pay for pizza.
It wasn’t the most sophisticated effort to counterfeit money. Authorities in Franklin say a 16-year-old boy made photocopies of a $20 bill then used the copies to pay for pizza.
Police say he used a computer and a printer to complete his scheme. At least four of the phony $20 bills were given to Toppers Pizza delivery drivers.
Police were called when workers at the pizza restaurant noticed all the bills had the same serial number.
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