Man Arrested After Printing Fake Money in Public

Incredibly, the printer Doyle used was plugged into an outlet that was next door to a security office. Numerous transit riders witnessed Doyle cranking out the $20s; his bag contained more than $1,000 worth of the counterfeit dough.

This isn't foreign territory for Doyle. He had just been released from jail on Aug. 18. His crime? Printing counterfeit money.