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Couple suspected of passing counterfeit $100 bills at local Wal-Marts sought by law enforcement

By Staff Report

A couple suspected of passing  counterfeit $100 bills at the Wal-Mart in Summerfield and another Wal-Mart in Ocala are being sought by law enforcement.

Both incidents occurred on Oct. 1.

A photo of the couple taken by a surveillance camera shows them at one of the stores.

Couple suspected of passing counterfeit $100 bills at local Wal-Marts
This couple is suspected of passing counterfeit $100 bills at the Wal-Mart in Summerfield and another Wal-Mart in Ocala.

Anyone with information can contact Detective Wayne Green at (352) 369-7170, (352) 369-7000 or tips may also be submitted through our mobile app, MyPD. Tips may also be submitted through Crime Stoppers of Marion County at 352-368-STOP (7867), at www.ocalacrimestoppers.com, or by texting keyword 368STOP to 274637.

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