Co Tyrone woman in court accused of passing counterfeit Bank of England notes in shop
A 44-year-old Co Tyrone woman has been in court on two charges related to tendering counterfeit currency.
Lynne Mulgrew, from Killymaddy Hill in Dungannon, is charged with tendering or passing as genuine a certain thing namely Bank of England notes to the value of £50 which she knew, or believed to be, counterfeit on March 9 this year.
She faces a similar charge of tendering or passing as genuine a certain thing namely Bank of England notes to the value of £20 which she knew, or believed to be, counterfeit on March 11.
A police officer told Dungannon Magistrates Court on Friday that he believed he could connect the defendant to the charges before the court.
Adjourning the case to May 1, District Judge Francis Rafferty released Mulgrew on personal bail of £250.
He made it a condition of bail that she does not enter Spar Quarry Lane in Dungannon.