Police: South Brunswick man arrested for using fake $100 bills at Wawa
The top of the fake bill says, “for motion picture use only.”
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yesterdayA South Brunswick man was arrested after he was accused of using fake money at a local convenience store.
Police say James Leonard, 41, tried using fake $100 bills at a Wawa in South Brunswick.
The top of the fake bill says, “for motion picture use only.”
Leonard faces theft by deception and forgery charges. He was released on a summons.
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