Four Milwaukee men indicted for selling counterfeit money
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MILWAUKEE - Four Milwaukee men were in court Tuesday after allegedly selling counterfeit money throughout eastern Wisconsin.
According to Dean Puschnig with the US Department of Justice, Steven G. Luster, 49, his son Stevon M. Luster, 20, Abraham T. Scull, 28, and Antonio L. Jenkins-Gates, 30, possessed, sold and passed over $25,000 of counterfeit currency.
The men were indicted on two counts, which, if convicted, could come with a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, $250,000 fine and up to three years of supervised release.
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