The Brief
- Imani Alexis Taylor was arrested for allegedly using counterfeit $20 bills at Dollar General stores in metro Atlanta, identified after being pulled over in Oklahoma City.
- Taylor was extradited to Covington, facing additional charges linked to similar incidents involving fake currency, with connections to counterfeit bills used in Senoia.
- Taylor and Ramel Stallings are suspected of distributing counterfeit bills across multiple counties, drawing attention from the U.S. Secret Service; the investigation is ongoing.
SENOIA, Ga. – Authorities have arrested a woman suspected of passing counterfeit bills at Dollar General stores across multiple counties in metro Atlanta, months after the case first made headlines.
What we know:
Senoia Police said Imani Alexis Taylor was identified and taken into custody following an April investigation in which she allegedly used fake $20 bills to pay for merchandise at a Dollar General on Highway 16. Her arrest came after she was pulled over in Oklahoma City, where a state trooper discovered Taylor had active warrants in Georgia.
Following her arrest, Taylor was first extradited to Covington, where police say she faces additional charges related to a similar incident involving fake currency. Investigators in Covington linked the counterfeit bills to the same type used in the Senoia case, based on a FOX 5 report that aired earlier this year.…