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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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Sun-Times staff

Traffic stop yields $800,000 in counterfeit bonds, blank FBI credentials, U.S. marshal star, Homeland Security shield

A routine traffic stop near O’Hare International Airport led to the seizure of $800,000 in counterfeit U.S. savings bonds, blank FBI credentials, a U.S. Marshal Service star and a Department of Homeland Security Investigations shield.

Robert Krilich Jr. was taken into custody after his car was stopped in Rosemont last week and was charged with possession of forged and counterfeit documents with intent to defraud.

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