A military foreman from Bucharest has been arrested for trying to sell counterfeit 50-euro banknotes, caught red-handed.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Magistrates in Timisoara have detained a military foreman from Bucharest who tried to sell counterfeit 50 euro banknotes. He was caught red-handed while selling notes to an undercover policeman, trying to get 125 lei for each counterfeit note. Following the search, 30 counterfeit €50 and 2 counterfeit €20 banknotes were found. The soldier was placed under house arrest for 30 days and investigators are investigating the origin of the banknotes.
Sources
Un maistru militar din București a fost reținut pentru că încerca să vândă bancnote false | AUDIO
Un militar a fost reținut după ce a pus în circulație bancnote false de 50 euro | Newsweek Romania
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