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Duo Nabbed After Trying To Use Fake $100 Bills At Fairfield County Gas Stations, Police Say

Two 20-year-old men were nabbed after allegedly attempting to pass fake $100 bills at Fairfield County gas stations.

Nasia Battle and Tevon Johnson

Nasia Battle and Tevon Johnson

Photo Credit: Wilton Police Department

Tevon Johnson and Nasia Battle, both of Brooklyn, were arrested on Wednesday, Feb. 12, after Wilton Police were notified by Westport Police that two men in a black Honda were attempting to use fake $100 bills at gas stations, said Capt. Robert Cipolla of the Wilton Police Department.

According to Cipolla, shortly after receiving the notification, a clerk at the Gulf Station on Danbury Road, called police to report the two men had just attempted to use a fake $100 bill.

Officers flooded the area and the car was located at Wheels, also on Danbury Road, with a man inside attempting to use fake $100 bills, Cipolla said.

Officers talked with the driver, Battle, and Johnson, who was the passenger, as he left the store.

A search found that both men were in possession of several fake $100 bills and were arrested, police said.

Both were charged with forgery and larceny. Battle was also charged with driving without a license. 

Both are being held on a $15,000 bond. 

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