CBP seizes $3.6 million in counterfeit cash along North Dakota/Canadian border
PEMBINA, N.D. (Valley News Live) – A big stash of fake cash was seized along North Dakota’s border with Canada.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection found a cargo on Friday of $3.6 million in counterfeit currency making its way through the Pembina Port of Entry, according to a media release.
CBP said it initially targeted a commercial cargo on Wednesday that was described as toy guns.
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