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Bad Bills: Men passing fake cash in Mentor

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Source: Mentor Police Facebook Page Source: Mentor Police Facebook Page
MENTOR, OH (WOIO) -

Police in Mentor are looking for three men accused of passing fake cash.

On Tuesday, three men passed $600 in high quality counterfeit $100 bills. They were seen in a black Lexus Sedan.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Detective Bureau at 440-974-5760. Callers may remain anonymous.

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