15 Businesses And Counting In Cambridge

Posted Jan 19, 2011 05:38:00 AM.

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At least 15 businesses in Cambridge have been victimized after accepting counterfeit money.

Regional Police say they have all accepted phony Canadian $100 bills.

Officers have since made three arrests: two men and a woman, who face numerous charges.

Investigators would also like to speak with any other businesses which may have received older Canadian $100 bills on Monday.

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