Fake $100 pulled out of casino toilet in Mohegan Pennsylvania

Vivian Muniz
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PLAINS TWP., LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — State police report a counterfeit $100 was pulled out of a toilet at the Mohegan Pennsylvania and exchanged for a real bill.

According to Pennsylvania State Police, on February 3 around 11:00 p.m., a 76-year-old woman using the bathroom at Mohegan Pennsylvania in Plains Township spotted what appeared to be a real $100 bill soaking in the toilet.

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Police say the woman reached into the toilet, removed the cash, and brought it to a cashier to exchange it for a dry bill. After the exchange, the cashier noticed that the bill contained a warning notice that said: “Motion Picture Purposes,” troopers stated.

Security found the woman, who explained the situation and returned the dry bill.

The investigation is ongoing.

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