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    Man accused of trying to pass fake $100 at Dickinson County Sheriff’s office

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    By KMAN Staff on February 20, 2020 State News
    Karl Landon (KS Dept. of Corrections photo)

    ABILENE, Kan. (AP) — Authorities say a convicted felon was arrested after he tried to use a fake $100 bill to add money to a jailed inmate’s account.

    The Dickinson County Sheriff’s Office said an employee immediately recognized the bill as a counterfeit Wednesday and notified investigators. Karl Landon Jr., 43, is jailed on suspicion of possession of counterfeited currency with the intent to defraud.

    Kansas Department of Corrections records show that he has previous convictions, including for assault, battery and drugs.

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