Thursday, January 14, 2010
Counterfeiters Arrested In Kentucky
KENTUCKY...
Authorities in Nelson County say they have four suspected counterfeiters behind bars. Fake $100 bills started showing up at grocery stores and food marts in Nelson County. The bills failed a marker test used to detect counterfeit currency. 18-year-old James E. Sharp, 20-year-old Kalin M. Williams, 18-year-old Lance M. Calbert and 21-year-old Candice D. Welch are all being held in the Nelson County Jail. A fifth person, Jesse Tyler Nethery, is also being sought by police. All five of the suspects are from Bardstown. Indictments also allege four of the suspects were selling packaged dog food as marijuana. Police are also looking for possible links to other cases.
Authorities in Nelson County say they have four suspected counterfeiters behind bars. Fake $100 bills started showing up at grocery stores and food marts in Nelson County. The bills failed a marker test used to detect counterfeit currency. 18-year-old James E. Sharp, 20-year-old Kalin M. Williams, 18-year-old Lance M. Calbert and 21-year-old Candice D. Welch are all being held in the Nelson County Jail. A fifth person, Jesse Tyler Nethery, is also being sought by police. All five of the suspects are from Bardstown. Indictments also allege four of the suspects were selling packaged dog food as marijuana. Police are also looking for possible links to other cases.
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