by Gillian McDade
An arrest has been made by police in relation to counterfeit currency in Coalisland.
They’re say they’re aware of £10 Ulster Bank notes being passed in the Ballynakilly Road area.
Police say they’re pursuing a number of lines of enquiry in relation to this incident.
However, they are asking the public and the business community to be vigilant.
It follows a number of incidents earlier this year when fake notes were passed in Cookstown.
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