Three men who allegedly used fake credit cards at a store in Regina are facing a total of 43 charges.
Police say they were called to a large retail store in the 600 block of University Park Drive on Jan. 31 for a report of two men trying to make purchases with fake credit cards.
It was alleged they were the same men who had bought several items with fake credit cards at the store about two weeks earlier.
The men left the store by the time officers arrived, but police found the vehicle parked at a nearby hotel and arrested them.
A search of the suspects and the vehicle turned up numerous pieces of fake ID and phony credit cards, as well as cocaine and marijuana.
Garrit Glen English, 21, 20-year-old Robert Jarrod Rogers and 22-year-old Matthew John Stewart, all from Calgary, have each been charged with numerous fraud- and drug-related offences.
