Prattville Police Seek Public Help After Counterfeit Currency Incident
Prattville police asked the public on December 14 for assistance identifying a man who used counterfeit currency at the Circle K on South Memorial Drive on November 22. The appeal matters to residents because counterfeit transactions hurt local businesses and investigators rely on community tips to resolve such crimes.

Prattville police publicly sought help from residents on December 14 after investigators identified a November 22 incident at the Circle K convenience store on South Memorial Drive involving counterfeit cash. The man who completed the transaction left the scene in a red passenger car and remains unidentified.
"Prattville police are asking for the public’s help identifying and locating a man they say used counterfeit money." Police released a still image from store surveillance and asked anyone who recognizes the individual or the vehicle to come forward. Authorities urged residents to avoid direct confrontation and to report information that could assist the investigation.
The immediate impact falls on the Circle K store and other small retailers in Autauga County that routinely accept cash. Counterfeit currency imposes direct financial losses, consumes staff time during follow up and can raise insurance and safety concerns for neighborhood businesses. Local law enforcement and business owners say community cooperation is often crucial to recovering losses and holding suspects accountable.
Prattville police and CrimeStoppers have provided two contact numbers for tips. Callers may reach CrimeStoppers at 334 215 7867, or Prattville Police Department at 334 595 0208. Investigators asked callers to reference the November 22 transaction and to provide any details about the suspect, the red passenger car seen departing the scene, or related surveillance footage.

This case underscores broader enforcement and prevention questions for local officials and store operators. Stores are encouraged to review security camera placement and cash handling procedures, and residents are reminded that timely reporting can preserve critical evidence such as video timestamps and license plate information. Law enforcement said tips often speed identification and help limit repeat offenses in the community.
Anyone with information should contact CrimeStoppers at 334 215 7867 or Prattville Police at 334 595 0208. Police said they will review all leads and update the community as the investigation develops.
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