Two More Arrested For Using Counterfeit Money
POSTED: 3:49 pm MDT September 3, 2010IDAHO FALLS, Idaho -- Idaho Falls police arrested two men on Thursday. One was arrested for passing counterfeit money and the other for accessory to the crime.Employees at KJ’s convenience store in Idaho Falls called police at 5:30 p.m. about someone passing fake bills.When police arrived at the Sunnyside Road store they arrested Aaron Johnston for passing counterfeit money and David Numoz-Callejas as an accessory to the crime.A Salt Lake City woman was arrested in Montana on Wednesday after police said she was trying to pass counterfeit bills in Rexburg and West Yellowstone.
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