Police in Pennsylvania are looking for a man who is accused of robbing a convenience store in Dillsburg by giving the cashier fake skill gaming vouchers for $4,000 to use during the transaction.
The man claimed to have won $4,000 on one of the establishment's Pennsylvania Skill gaming terminals, and the cashier examined the tickets before giving him his winnings.
According to a news release from law enforcement, the person wanted appeared to be wearing a wig with long, dark hair inside the tobacco shop. He also had his fingers showing through his gloves.
When the route distributor of the games examined the tickets and discovered that they were fakes of legitimate vouchers, the alleged theft was discovered. The eight fake tickets were each worth $500.
The man claimed to have won $4,000 on one of the establishment's Pennsylvania Skill gaming terminals, and the cashier examined the tickets before giving him his winnings.
According to a news release from law enforcement, the person wanted appeared to be wearing a wig with long, dark hair inside the tobacco shop. He also had his fingers showing through his gloves.
When the route distributor of the games examined the tickets and discovered that they were fakes of legitimate vouchers, the alleged theft was discovered. The eight fake tickets were each worth $500.