Ras Al Khaimah Police arrested three men with $7.5 million in fake money. Learn how quick action stopped a major crime and protected the economy.
Police in Ras Al Khaimah caught three men with $7.5 million in fake money.
The arrests were made with help from the Ministry of Interior.
The men planned to use the fake money to make illegal profits.
Police got a tip that a businessman in Ras Al Khaimah, along with two others, was planning to spread the counterfeit cash.
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A special team was created to investigate. With help from informants, the police tracked down the gang. They were caught with samples of the fake money.
When police searched their homes, they found $7.5 million in counterfeit currency.
The men have been sent to court for further action.
Police warned that making or using fake money is a serious crime.
It hurts the economy and damages trust in money both in the UAE and abroad.
The police asked people to report any fake money or suspicious activity.
Reporting helps stop crimes quickly, keeps people safe, and protects the country’s economy.
This case shows how important it is for the community to work with the police to keep everyone safe and help the country grow.
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