Home Depot Worker Arrested for Passing Nearly $400K in Counterfeit Money
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The worker is being accused of stealing the money from the store and replacing it with counterfeit currency during his shifts, U.S. Secret Service said.
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The worker is being accused of stealing the money from the store and replacing it with counterfeit currency during his shifts, U.S. Secret Service said.
Secret Service agents arrested a Tempe Home Depot employee for passing nearly $400,000 in counterfeit U.S. currency, the federal law enforcement agency said Friday.
By Derrick Hinds, CNN A Tempe, Arizona, Home Depot employee is facing a federal charge, after authorities said he repeatedly took cash from the store and replaced it with counterfeit currency before depositing it in the bank, according to a criminal complaint.
U.S. Secret Service officials on Friday arrested an Arizona Home Depot employee accused of replacing nearly $400,000 worth of cash with counterfeit bills.
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