NYC pair accused in Greenwich counterfeit cash scam
<p>A man and woman from New York City are accused of trying to pass counterfeit cash at one of Greenwich's most prestigious stores. </p>
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Jul 20, 2018, 11:10 AM
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Updated 2,346 days ago
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A man and woman from New York City are accused of trying to pass counterfeit cash at one of Greenwich's most prestigious stores.
According to police, Justis Armanii Black and Shaquary Bryant tried to use a phony $100 bill at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Police tracked them down with surveillance video, and caught up to them later at another store.
They're both facing forgery and larceny charges.
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