Crime & Safety
Counterfeit $100 Bill Used In Radnor: Police
A man who took a cab from Philadelphia to Radnor gave the driver a counterfeit $100 bill and got $50 cash back, Radnor Police said.
RADNOR TOWNSHIP, PA — A cab driver in Radnor was given a counterfeit $100 bill Monday night, according to Radnor Township Police.
Police said at about 11:23 p.m. Monday, May 6, a driver for 215GETACAB picked up a man who wanted a ride from Philadelphia to Highland Avenue in Radnor Township.
The bill was $41.60 and the rider gave the driver a $100 bill and got $50 in change, police said.
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After the rider left the cab, the driver noticed the bill was fake, police said.
Police described the rider as a black man about 6 feet tall with a beard.
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Anyone with information on the rider or the counterfeit money is asked to call Radnor Police at 911.
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