Possible Counterfeit $100 Bill Passed at Pizza Place
The suspect gets $84 change but doesn't come back for the pizza.
Recent arrests in Castro Valley and vicinity taken from the Alameda County Sheriffs Department incident log for the Eden Township.
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Batavia police reports included a curious incident regarding a possible counterfeit bill.
Batavia police reported to Rosati’s Pizza, 334 E. Wilson St., after a subject who ordered a pizza paid with a $100 bill and was given $84 back in change.
The subject never returned to pick up the pizza, and “it was suspected the bill was counterfeit,” reports said.
The bill was entered into custody.
- If you have information about this or any other crime in Batavia, please contact the Batavia Police Department at 630-454-2500.
Geneva Resident
4:29 pm on Friday, March 1, 2013
I'm sure this will be fixed soon.
Title of the article: "Possible Counterfeit $20 Bill Passed at Pizza Place"
Content: "paid wth a $100 bill and was given $84 back in change."
Possible counterfeit $100 bill?
Charles Menchaca
9:25 pm on Friday, March 1, 2013
Geneva Resident, thanks for pointing this out. The headline was changed to read "$100 Bill."
R G
6:55 am on Saturday, March 2, 2013
There is an inexpensive marker that is used for detecting counterfeit money. Would have cheaper than $84.