The store transaction was completed before the money was found to be counterfeit, prompting authorities to be notified.
Vermont State Police are trying to determine who passed a fake bill at the Guilford Country Store on Friday morning.
The store transaction was completed before the money was found to be counterfeit, prompting authorities to be notified.
Investigators are also asking the public for help if they have information about this case or about other fake bills that may be in circulation. Anyone with tips is asked to contact the state police in Westminster at 802-722-4600.
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