Police: Randolph man's counterfeit 20s don't pass muster at downtown bar

Boston Police report arresting a Randolph man - and are looking for a relative - in connection with a couple of wads of counterfeit 20s they allegedly used to buy drinks at District, 180 Lincoln St., early this morning:

Upon officers arrival, they were greeted by the manager who informed them that a customer was purchasing drinks with counterfeit Twenty-Dollar-Bills. She went on to state that the customer would order several drinks at a time and pay with, what appeared to be counterfeit bills. The customer would then receive change back in the form of legitimate United States Currency.

The suspect was pointed out to officers and he was accompanied to the kitchen area to be interviewed. While walking to the kitchen, the suspect dropped a stack of counterfeit Twenty-Dollar-Bills to the ground.

Daniel Mondesir, 24, of Randolph, was charged with counterfeiting and uttering a fraudulent document and was allegedly found with "in excess" of 24 of the bogus bills. Later, police say, officers returned to the bar to pick up another stack of bills a worker found on the floor - that stack came with a license belonging to Evans Mondesir, 28, of Boston, who was nowhere to be found.

Innocent, etc.