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Last updated on Wednesday, August 13, 2014
(UNDATED) - Counterfeit money continues to be a problem for law enforcement in Southern Indiana.
The most recent incident happened inside the Wesselman's on Center Drive in Evansville and used a fake $100 bill to buy about five dollars worth of stuff.
After the employee gave the suspect $95 in change, they noticed the money wasn't real.
Police say "fake bills" will have color-changing ink in the bottom right-hand corner.
Anyone who believes they've encountered counterfeit money should call police.
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