Wagoner Police Arrest 3 After Finding Fake Cash And Meth in Hotel

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Wagoner Police Arrest 3 After Finding Fake Cash And Meth in Hotel

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Wagoner Police Arrest 3 After Finding Fake Cash And Meth in Hotel

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Police say two of the people they arrested tried to use the cash at several businesses. Wagoner Police say Robert Dennington was making the cash, by washing off the ink and printing what he wanted on the money. Officers said they know of 10 fake $100 bills.

Wagoner Police Arrest 3 After Finding Fake Cash And Meth in Hotel

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