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Counterfeit £20 Scottish
notes being used on Merseyside
MERSEYSIDE Police are urging businesses
and the public to be vigilant following reports that 2 men have used counterfeit
£20 Scottish Notes in shops within the
Southport Town Centre area. The 1st man is described as being white,
around 5ft 5in, aged in his early 20's and with a shaved head. He was wearing a
blue and white top. The 2nd man is described as being white, aged in his early
20's, taller than the 1st man and with brown curly hair. Neighbourhood Inspector
Graham Fisher:- "We would encourage local businesses and members of the
public to be extra vigilant in checking £20 notes, especially Scottish currency,
and report any counterfeit currency to Police. Any members of the community with
information are encouraged to speak with officers in the area, or to their
dedicated neighbourhood team on:- 0151 7773446. Anyone with information who does
not wish to speak with us directly can call Crimestoppers anonymously on:- 0800
555 111." For information about Bank Notes click
here and also for Scottish Notes click
here.
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