Police: Men used $500 in counterfeit money to buy gift cards
Darien police say they are looking for two men who spent more than $500 worth of counterfeit money at a local grocery store. Police say the suspects bought gift cards and other groceries with fake
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Jul 30, 2015, 3:41 PM
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Updated 3,456 days ago
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Darien police say they are looking for two men who spent more than $500 worth of counterfeit money at a local grocery store.
Police say the suspects bought gift cards and other groceries with fake $20 bills.
They say it happened at the Stop and Shop on Old Kings Highway North last week.
Officials say they are investigating whether the men are part of a large counterfeit operation based in New Jersey.
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