Cops: Woman Used Counterfeit Cash
A Jamestown woman is accused of using counterfeit money at several Warren-area businesses.
47-year-old Debra Thompson is accused of using the bills at four convenience stores, a grocery store and the Warren Wal-Mart.
Thompson allegedly tried to use $180 in counterfeit money at the Sheffield Uni-Mart to buy a money order. The clerk questioned the validity of the money and, after Thompson left the store, the clerk called police.
Police found counterfeit bills and items used to make the fake money during a search of Thompson’s house.
She’s free on $150,000 bail.
47-year-old Debra Thompson is accused of using the bills at four convenience stores, a grocery store and the Warren Wal-Mart.
Thompson allegedly tried to use $180 in counterfeit money at the Sheffield Uni-Mart to buy a money order. The clerk questioned the validity of the money and, after Thompson left the store, the clerk called police.
Police found counterfeit bills and items used to make the fake money during a search of Thompson’s house.
She’s free on $150,000 bail.
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