I can't see anywhere that the police have been informed.
It may well be a pattern of someone repeating the same offence or just a one off. The police would have more idea of that and would be able to reassure or advise on any possibilities of a resulting robbery.
I can't see anywhere that the police have been informed.
It may well be a pattern of someone repeating the same offence or just a one off. The police would have more idea of that and would be able to reassure or advise on any possibilities of a resulting robbery.
If the OP tried to pass these over the counter in a Post Office, wouldn't the Post Office be under a duty to report it to the police immediately? They're hardly likely to tell the OP "Sorry sir, I'm afraid you can't pay this £600 in as it's counterfeit. Why not try one of the charity shops down the road?" and leave it at that, are they?
I can't see anywhere that the police have been informed.
It may well be a pattern of someone repeating the same offence or just a one off. The police would have more idea of that and would be able to reassure or advise on any possibilities of a resulting robbery.
If the OP tried to pass these over the counter in a Post Office, wouldn't the Post Office be under a duty to report it to the police immediately? They're hardly likely to tell the OP "Sorry sir, I'm afraid you can't pay this £600 in as it's counterfeit. Why not try one of the charity shops down the road?" and leave it at that, are they?
You're obviously more informed than I am. From the opening post you managed to discover that the OP was reported to the police by the Post Office and subsequently interviewed, presumably under arrest. I do find it odd that that wasn't mentioned in the post but I don't have your foresight.
I'm surprised the police didn't manage to reassure them about any possible future burglaries during the interview.
I could have been referring to the fact that the OP was a victim of fraud and didn't mention whether the police had been informed about it. Next time I'll wait for you to respond so I can check any missing information.
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The police would have more idea of that and would be able to reassure or advise on any possibilities of a resulting robbery.
If the OP tried to pass these over the counter in a Post Office, wouldn't the Post Office be under a duty to report it to the police immediately? They're hardly likely to tell the OP "Sorry sir, I'm afraid you can't pay this £600 in as it's counterfeit. Why not try one of the charity shops down the road?" and leave it at that, are they?
From the opening post you managed to discover that the OP was reported to the police by the Post Office and subsequently interviewed, presumably under arrest. I do find it odd that that wasn't mentioned in the post but I don't have your foresight.