Police arrest man for possessing $1m note

A man has been arrested in the US after he tried to pay for his shopping with a $1 million note.

Police arrest man for possessing $1m note
Wed, 04 Jan, 2012 - 17:33

A man has been arrested in the US after he tried to pay for his shopping with a $1 million note.

According to police, Michael Fuller claimed the money was real after he attempted to purchase $476 worth of goods – which included a microwave and vacuum cleaner - at a Walmart store in North Carolina, the Winston-Salem Journal reports.

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