A man was using fake currency at a Wawa establishment which later got him arrested for fabricating official papers.
The man who was arrested for using fake currency has been released after a summons. (Photo: Investopedia)
Fake Currency Scheme
James Leonard, a man, has been apprehended for utilizing fake currency at a Wawa establishment. The man who utilized a fake currency now faces theft charges through deceit and the fabrication of official papers.
The fake currency possessed distinguishing marks that exposed their illegitimacy, including an altered depiction of Benjamin Franklin. Law enforcement has not disclosed the specific Wawa location and the extent of Leonard’s theft through the use of fake currency.
The man who used the fake currency has been released after receiving a summons. Further inquiry has revealed that fake currency has been circulating within numerous local businesses, leading authorities to suspect the involvement of a larger counterfeit operation.
According to a published article by TAPinto, Leonard’s motive for employing the fake currency remains unclear. The police are urging individuals with relevant information to step forward and assist in their ongoing investigation of the fake currency.
A Car Crash On Route 1 in South Brunswick
In a published article by News 12 – New Jersey, a 23-year-old man died in a car crash on Route 1 in South Brunswick. He was driving a 2012 Honda Accord in the left lane when he lost control and slid across the road, hitting a utility pole.
He was pronounced dead at the scene. The southbound lanes were closed for several hours as the police investigated.
