Brothers used Christmas break to print £1.2m worth of fake banknotes

Two brothers who used their UK printing firm’s Christmas and New Year break to churn out £1.2m worth of fake banknotes have both been jailed for seven years.

Brothers used Christmas break to print £1.2m worth of fake banknotes
Mon, 13 Jan, 2014 - 14:19

Two brothers who used their UK printing firm’s Christmas and New Year break to churn out £1.2m worth of fake banknotes have both been jailed for seven years.

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