Bogus Bills Surfacing in P.G.
Friday, March 14, 2014 @ 12:53 PM
Prince George, B.C. – Some bogus bills are surfacing in Prince George.
In particular, fake U.S. 100’s and old style Canadian 20’s.
In the past two weeks, Prince George RCMP have received seven reports from various businesses throughout the community of persons passing the counterfeit cash.
A similar suspect has been reported in a few of the incidents. He is described as:
· First Nations male
· Approximately 35 years old
· Thin build
· Approximately 168 cm (5'6")
· Shoulder length hair
The Prince George RCMP would like to urge staff of retail businesses to carefully check cash as it is passed, especially larger bills.
Comments
“Shoulder length hair” .. what color?
Just my little observation that we are obviously supposed to draw on our stereotypical view of what color an aboriginals hair is. If that had been a white person the hair color would have been mentioned.
Good point Huh. Genetics play a role across ethnicities. The same can be said about Oriental hair colour, which is almost always black.
Did you know male pattern baldness is rare in the aboriginal population? Ask yourself, when was the last time you saw a bald Aboriginal Indian? Pass the Rogaine please? ;-)
I got a shoulder length neck. Plus an alibi.
Ohhh he had blond hair
He was integrated
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