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WA man 'scrambles to destroy fake cash'
AAP
More than $14,000 in counterfeit cash has been seized along with devices used to make the fake money during a raid of a home in Perth's eastern suburbs.
When police arrived at the Belmont property on Monday, a 33-year-old man tried to destroy a laptop computer and several bogus $50 notes that he'd almost finished making.
The man will face several charges, including drug offences, in the Perth Magistrates Court later on Tuesday.
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