Two teenage girls are alleged to have used fake $50 notes to purchase items at a Deniliquin service station.
Police said the girls went to the service station together and made separate purchases.
Both were given change for their $50.
Staff became aware something was wrong when one of the girls came back to the counter to purchase more items, this time producing a $100 note.
On investigation, police said it appears the girls tried to use the fake notes at another service station, but the notes were refused.
One of the girls will be dealt with via the youth caution process.
Investigations are continuing in relation to the other girl.
Slingshot seized
A 25 year-old Victorian man has been charged with drug and weapons offences after allegedly being found in possession of a small amount of cannabis, a ‘bong’ and a slingshot.
He was one of two men in a car stopped in Hardinge St, Deniliquin about 3.45am Monday.
Assault charge
A teenage girl from Deniliquin has been charged with assault, and ordered to appear before Deniliquin Court.
Police allege the girl threw a glass at a 59 year-old Deniliquin woman, hitting her in the forehead, during an argument which started about 12.30pm on Sunday.
Police said the argument escalated again later in the day, and allege the girl punched the woman in the eye and pulled her hair.
Breach arrest
A 27 year-old Deniliquin man has been charged with breaching the conditions of an apprehended violence order.
He is alleged to have sent a number of emails and left voicemails for his former partner in contradiction to the order, which states he can only make contact for child access arrangements.
Police said the man made contact with her multiple times between July 20 and August 2.
He was arrested and charged on August 8, and is now expected to appear in Deniliquin Court.
Car park disturbance
Police were called to a Deniliquin business about 4pm on Friday, in regards to a man causing a disturbance in the car park.
Police said the 60 year-old Deniliquin man was affected by alcohol, and was yelling and acting aggressively.
Police released him in to the care of a responsible person, and instructed him not to return to the business for at least six hours.
Police believe he has since been banned from the business.
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