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   OWENSVILLE, Mo. — A Chicago man faces criminal charges in the St. Louis   
   area after he and several others tried to use counterfeit $100 bills at   
   two Owensville businesses Monday, according to court records.   
      
   Around 4:30 p.m. Monday, the Owensville Police Department got a report of   
   counterfeiting at an Owensville business. An officer was sent to   
   investigate, but when they got there, the suspect had already left the   
   scene.   
      
   After speaking to the reporting party, the officer found that the suspect   
   had tried to make a purchase with a suspected counterfeit $100 bill.   
      
   While the officer was still at the scene of the first business,   
   dispatchers told the officer about another report of someone trying to use   
   suspected counterfeit money at another business two blocks east.   
      
   By the time the police officer reached the second business, the suspect   
   had already left, again.   
      
   Staff members at the second business were able to get a photo of the   
   suspect using surveillance footage.   
      
   Minutes after 7:30 p.m., dispatchers sent the officer to the first   
   business after another report of counterfeiting. This time, the reporting   
   party gave police a description of the suspect and the vehicle the suspect   
   occupied, a white SUV.   
      
   As the officer arrived at the scene, they saw a white SUV leaving the   
   business, so they pulled the vehicle over.   
      
   The reporting party identified one of the five men in the SUV as the   
   suspect who tried to use the counterfeit cash the second time.   
      
   "I identified that male as Quenton Dishman," the responding officer wrote   
   in the court document. "It should be noted, I believe Dishman was working   
   in concert with four other individuals identified as: One suspect was in   
   possession of twenty-five counterfeit $100 bills; one suspect was in   
   possession of one counterfeit $100 bill; and one suspect attempted to pass   
   counterfeit money during the first incident."   
      
   The arresting officer requested a high bond from the court for Dishman,   
   citing his last known address - in Chicago, Dishman's violent criminal   
   history, and an outstanding warrant for forgery out of Nebraska. Dishman   
   faces one charge of forgery. His bond was set at $50,000, cash only.   
      
   Among the other men in the SUV, a Champaign, Illinois man, Nigel Lee,   
   faces the same forgery charge. While he was being booked, Lee tried to   
   dispose of $2,500 worth of counterfeit cash. The bills were consistent   
   with the one located in the SUV.   
      
   "A review of Lee's criminal history revealed two cases out of Iowa   
   involving forgery and counterfeiting, five cases out of Illinois involving   
   forgery and counterfeiting, and two cases out of Wisconsin involving   
   forgery and counterfeiting," court records said.   
      
   Lee's bond was set at $50,000.   
      
   The man driving the SUV, Shaquille Godfrey of Des Moines, Iowa, also faces   
   a single count of forgery.   
      
   According to court records, police found a counterfeit $100 bill in his   
   seat when they searched the vehicle, with Godfrey's consent.   
      
   Police requested that Godfrey's bond also be a large number, citing   
   Godfrey's extensive criminal history and probation violations. Godfrey's   
   bond was also set at $50,000.   
      
   An East St. Louis man, Gareian Murphy, faces the same charge for the same   
   incident. According to court records, Murphy was the suspect who tried to   
   use counterfeit cash around 4:30 p.m. at the first business.   
      
   Police requested that Murphy's bond also be a large number, citing an   
   extensive criminal history. It was set at $50,000.   
      
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