In Herning, Denmark, a man was caught attempting to pay for his goods with notorious counterfeit 20-kroner coins at a Bilka store last night. This incident led to subsequent investigations by the police, who uncovered two additional suspects linked to the case. Currently, all three men are in custody and will be presented at a preliminary court hearing later today, according to TV Midtvest, which has been in contact with the Mid and West Jutland Police.

The suspects are facing charges for manufacturing and using the counterfeit coins. However, details regarding their responses to the charges are not available at this time. This recent wave of arrests follows a series of warnings issued by the police about counterfeit currency circulating in the area, indicating that individuals have attempted to use these fake coins to purchase goods in various locations throughout Denmark.

In light of these events, the article also includes helpful information on how consumers can identify counterfeit 20-kroner coins, emphasizing the need for vigilance among the public, especially in retail environments. The police's actions highlight an ongoing effort to combat fraud and protect the integrity of the currency system in Denmark, ensuring that offenders are swiftly dealt with to maintain public trust.