Man tries to deposit fake $1M bill

Man tries to deposit fake $1M bill

AIKEN, S.C. - A bank teller had a million reasons to deny this transaction. Police say a man tried to open an account with a $1 million bill, which does not exist. The teller refused and called police while the man started to curse at bank workers, said Aiken County Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Michael Frank.

Alexander D. Smith, 31, of Augusta, Ga., was charged with disorderly conduct and two counts of forgery, Frank said.

The second forgery charge came after investigators learned Smith bought several cartons of cigarettes from a nearby grocery store with a stolen check, Frank said.

Smith was being held at the Aiken County jail Wednesday, and bail was set at $257. Deputy public defender Kelley Perkins Brown said she did not yet know whether her office would represent Smith.
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Fregin idiot.

So many points of anger here:

1.) be smart enough to know there is no $1 million bill.

2.) don't take counterfeit money to a bank, it's their job to figure that shit out.

3.) when you get called on it, run, don't argue.

This person has to have mental problems.

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His bail was set at 257 bucks. I wonder if idiot was able to float the coin, or if he is still in the clink.

I'm sure he had a $257 bill somewhere in his wallet.

Once in a while you can fool people with a fake bill. But when the bogus denomination comes into play, what the hell.

At least gun for a $40 bill or something, shit.

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I'm sure he had a $257 bill somewhere in his wallet.

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HAHAHA!




what a tard