Kenyan Authorities are holding a Taiwanese man after he was arrested at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport carrying fake money valued at more than Sh21.2 million. The money was in US dollars and had been wrapped in a paper bag when it was detected by customs officials. The man in his late 30s had arrived aboard Ethiopian airline from Abu Dhabi when he was napped after being intercepted while carrying the 250,000USD. Police say he intended to use the money in the Kenyan capital because his final destination was in Nairobi according to his traveling documents. Unless he intended to move to other places,รข€ said airport CID boss Joseph Ngisa. Ngisa said, had the useless bills passed the screening by mistake they could have a negative impact on the economy.
Monday 11 August 2014
POLICE ARREST A TAIWANESE MAN IN POSSESION OF FAKE NOTES WORTH SHS 20 MILLION
Kenyan Authorities are holding a Taiwanese man after he was arrested at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport carrying fake money valued at more than Sh21.2 million. The money was in US dollars and had been wrapped in a paper bag when it was detected by customs officials. The man in his late 30s had arrived aboard Ethiopian airline from Abu Dhabi when he was napped after being intercepted while carrying the 250,000USD. Police say he intended to use the money in the Kenyan capital because his final destination was in Nairobi according to his traveling documents. Unless he intended to move to other places,รข€ said airport CID boss Joseph Ngisa. Ngisa said, had the useless bills passed the screening by mistake they could have a negative impact on the economy.
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