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MIL-OSI New Zealand: Increase of counterfeit money in Bay of Plenty

Bay of Plenty Police are seeing an increase in the use of counterfeit money in the region. On Wednesday, Tokoroa Police arrested a 38-year-old local man after he allegedly paid for goods with counterfeit notes. The man was in possession of a large amount of these notes and it is likely more are still circulating in the community. In the past few weeks Police have responded to a number of incidents where counterfeit notes have been presented at small businesses. There have also been reports of counterfeit money being used across the North Island from Hamilton to Wellington. The notes are printed on paper which can tear easily as opposed to legal tender which is printed on polymer.

More counterfeit money found in Bay of Plenty

More counterfeit money found in Bay of Plenty 29 Apr, 2021 10:17 PM 2 minutes to read Rotorua Daily Post Bay of Plenty Police are seeing an increase in the use of counterfeit money in the region. On Wednesday, Tokoroa Police arrested a man after he allegedly paid for goods with counterfeit notes, police said in a statement. The man was in possession of a large amount of these notes and it is likely more are still circulating in the community. In the past few weeks, police have responded to a number of incidents where counterfeit notes have been presented at small businesses. Advertisement

Officer sentenced after driving offences

As stated by Bay of Plenty District Commander Superintendent Andy McGregor: A 38-year old Bay of Plenty Police officer yesterday admitted two driving offences in the Whakatāne District Court following an incident in Edgecumbe earlier this month. The charges follow a single-vehicle crash involving a Police vehicle at the corner of Otakiri Road and Main Street, Edgecumbe, at 8:30pm on 6 April. The officer pleaded guilty to one count of careless driving, and one count of driving with excess breath alcohol. He was convicted and sentenced to six months’ disqualification, a $1000 fine and $2013 in reparation. The on-duty officer was the sole occupant of the Police vehicle, and was not injured in the crash.

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