Counterfeit notes warning
GWENT Police have received a report of counterfeit notes being used in the Abergavenny area.
Inspector Micah Hassell said: “Today we’ve received a report of counterfeit money circulating in the area.
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“I would ask the public and local businesses to be extra vigilant when accepting money, particularly £50 notes, and to report any counterfeit notes to us.”
If you have any information about counterfeit currency, then please contact Gwent Police on 101, or send a direct message on Facebook or Twitter, quoting log: log 244 10/10/19 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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