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BUSINESS owners beware of counterfeit notes! Police said a counterfeit $50 note was used at Doveton McDonald’s drive-thru between 9pm and 11pm on 29 May.
The note was paper and only had four stars in the clear window on the note.
If anyone has any information or suspects that they may have been given a counterfeit note, they are asked to contact their local police station.

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