A counterfeit money case occurred in Mong Kok. At 10:53 AM today (12th), a 60-year-old woman went to a bank at No. 18 Fu Luou Village Road to deposit her Australian dollar funds. During the transaction, the bank staff noticed five 100-dollar bills appeared suspicious, suspecting them to be counterfeit, and proceeded to alert the police. Police arrived on the scene and found that someone claimed to have obtained the bills as gifts. Authorities listed the case under "counterfeiting currency" and seized the suspected counterfeit Australian dollars for further investigation; no arrests have been made so far. The incident took place at No. 18 Fu Luou Village Road bank.
A 60-year-old woman was depositing Australian dollar funds at a bank in Mong Kok when the staff discovered five 100-dollar bills they suspected to be counterfeit. The bank alerted the police, who later found that the bills were reportedly obtained as gifts. The case was listed as an instance of counterfeit currency, and the suspicious bills were seized for further examination. No arrests have been made.
In Mong Kok, the discovery of potentially counterfeit 100-dollar Australian banknotes has led to a case of counterfeit currency. The incident began when a 60-year-old woman attempted to deposit these notes at a bank, which identified them as suspicious. The staff informed the police, who identified the bills as gifts. Authorities confiscated the notes for further analysis, but no arrests have been made. The location of the incident was at a bank on Fu Luou Village Road in Mong Kok.