Monticello Man Sentenced For Forgery

By: Import User

Updated: January 7, 2009

A Monticello man will spend 150 years in prison for spending and processing counterfeit money. Robert Taylor, 35, was sentenced on five counts of first-degree forgery and one count of operating a criminal enterprise. Prosecutors say Taylor passed more than $200 worth of fake bills to local businesses.

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