Police in Luzerne County have apprehended a Philadelphia man in connection with a counterfeit currency investigation dating back to December.
According to Dallas Township Police, officers were originally notified on December 8, 2025, following a report of counterfeit money being used at the Grain & Berry business on Memorial Highway. Investigators analyzed security video and obtained witness statements, resulting in the identification of three suspects.
Police suspect that on December 6, the group passed counterfeit $50 bills with similar serial numbers in different transactions. Authorities believe the suspects arrived together in a dark-colored SUV but went into the business separately to make purchases.
Terrance Williams, 22, was arrested and brought from Chester County Prison to Luzerne County on March 16, where he was arraigned by a magistrate judge. He is accused of forgery and theft.
Williams was committed to the Luzerne County Correctional Facility for failing to post $50,000 bail. A preliminary hearing is pending.
According to authorities, two further individuals have been charged in connection with the case: Mekhi Jones, 20, and Rahmir Foster, 19.
According to authorities, various law enforcement agencies worked together to conduct the investigation. Police continue to encourage anyone with information on counterfeit activity to come forward.
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