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Counterfeiting arrest for fake $50 bills during a PlayStation sale

In this Nov. 3, 2017, photo, the logo of the Playstation 4 Pro is seen at the Paris Games Week in Paris. Sony Corp. said Tuesday, July 31, 2018, its profits nearly tripled in the latest quarter, boosted by a jump in PlayStation 4 software sales. (AP Photo/Kamil Zihnioglu)

A man was arrested after allegedly passing phony $50 bills during a transaction arranged online.

The victim who received the false bills notified the Mishawaka Police back in March that he’d been given fake currency in return for his PlayStation, controllers, and a few games.

He discovered this while attempting to spend one of the bills. Police were able to find the real name of the buyer, Nicholas Pendergrass, who had used a fake name for the transaction.

He was arrested for counterfeiting earlier this month.

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