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We are asking local retailers to be extra vigilant following a series of counterfeit-currency incidents across Lanarkshire. Two males, believed to be travelling from outside the area, have been linked to several offences involving fake £20 & £50 notes. They have targeted a range of shops including supermarkets, convenience stores, coffee shops and smaller high-street businesses.
What to look out for: Suspects using £20 or £50 Bank of England or Ulster notes that look or feel unusualConfrontational if the money is questioned to pressure acceptanceAttempts made during busy periodssuspects known to travel in a dark coloured VW GolfWhat we are asking from retailers: Please check notes carefullyReport incidents to Police - early reporting allows us to secure CCTV and link offendersIf suspects leave and a vehicle, note male, colour and modelShare this message with staff working evenings and weekends
If you have any information that may help us identify those responsible, please contact Police Scotland on 101, 999 in an emergency or submit information anonymously via Crimestoppers online or call 0800 555 111.
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