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Police / Counterfeit notes causing concern for police

POLICE are urging people in Shetland to be aware of counterfeit banknotes said to be doing the rounds in the isles.

Officers are currently making enquiries into reports of the notes being distributed throughout Shetland.

Residents and businesses are asked to be aware of any counterfeit notes.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number NL54/20.

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