JG - Grenada police warn of counterfeit
From my archive of press clippings:
Jamaica Gleaner
Grenada police warn of counterfeit
published: Wednesday July 18, 2007
ST GEORGE'S, Grenada (CMC):
The Grenada police yesterday warned that counterfeit United States and Eastern Caribbean currency were in circulation on the island and urged persons to be careful while conducting business transactions.
"Persons are advised to be extremely careful when accepting or conducting
business with denomination in US and EC currencies," a police statement said noting that the bogus bills were mainly in the 100, 50 and 20 dollar denominations.
The police said they have noticed that over the past years, counterfeit notes were usually circulated during festive occasions such as carnival and Christmas. Grenada is now preparing for the annual carnival celebrations.
Jamaica Gleaner
Grenada police warn of counterfeit
published: Wednesday July 18, 2007
ST GEORGE'S, Grenada (CMC):
The Grenada police yesterday warned that counterfeit United States and Eastern Caribbean currency were in circulation on the island and urged persons to be careful while conducting business transactions.
"Persons are advised to be extremely careful when accepting or conducting
business with denomination in US and EC currencies," a police statement said noting that the bogus bills were mainly in the 100, 50 and 20 dollar denominations.
The police said they have noticed that over the past years, counterfeit notes were usually circulated during festive occasions such as carnival and Christmas. Grenada is now preparing for the annual carnival celebrations.
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