This is the sixth counterfeit $100 to be reported in downtown Port Townsend since 5 p.m. Wednesday. Police are advising businesses to be cautious when accepting large bills. It could be in everyone's …
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This is the sixth counterfeit $100 to be reported in downtown Port Townsend since 5 p.m. Wednesday. Police are advising businesses to be cautious when accepting large bills. It could be in everyone's best interest to only accept smaller currency, Sgt. Ed Green said. Photo by Melanie Lockhart
