Crime & Safety
Counterfeit Bill Passed at McDonald's, Police Say
Someone used a fake $10 bill to pay for their meal, troopers report.
Should the person who recently passed a phony $10 bill at the McDonald's in Lower Macungie ever be caught, they may learn that "having it their way" definitely has its limits.
That's because knowingly passing counterfeit money is a federal offense . . . even at the food-friendly McDonald's.
OK, "have it your way" was the 1970s slogan for fast-food competitor Burger King, but it isn't likely that that offer included accepting counterfeit money either.
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According to state police at Fogelsville, management at the 6479 Village Lane McDonald's reported that someone passed the fake bill between 1 and 6 p.m. on Dec. 28.
The act was classified as fraud and police are investigating.
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