Originally posted by 99blacksesport:
Originally posted by 98 SE:
Originally posted by SVTCuervo:
While I believe they took it a bit over the top, it is a business and they are there to make money. If they,in any way, feel they are being dealt fake tender then they have every right to validate it. While I don't believe the guy should have been shackled to a pole, he did purposely give the cashier 57 $2 bills knowing that she'd not be happy about it. Again, the situation was taken a bit too far, but this man went out of his way to make an inconvenience for the store and he paid for it. Moral of the story: Don't f*ck with someone if you aren't ready to take everything they can throw back at you...


I agree. How many of you have seen 57 two-dollar bills in one sitting? Would you believe they're real if an already-angry customer is trying to pay with them?



It's called a Counterfeit Pen. It's this nifty invention that every store that handles the kind of money BestBuy does has. What you do is take the cap off said pen, draw a small line on the money. If it stays yellow the money is good! If it turns black the money is bad!

You would think the F*ing police could have done this small step before arresting him. From this story I see NO probably cause or for an arrest. Hell, I dont even see even any reasonable suspicion for a stop!

This is one of the few cases where I would agree a lawsuit is on order against BestBuy AND the police department for gross negligence on both parts.



Actually he states right in his story that the cashier did mark the bills with a pen.

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