RCMP Reveal New Details on Fake Toonie Distribution Network With China Connection

New details in a 2022 counterfeit $2 coin case suggest that a Chinese Canadian business in Toronto, charged with distributing the coins, did not act alone. The RCMP believe a distribution network exists, with another suspect possibly still at large.
Daixiong He, who owned a Chinese supermarket in the Toronto area, allegedly deposited 90 boxes of 500 counterfeit coins at branches of three major banks throughout 2021 until his May 2022 arrest, according to a 43-page RCMP report obtained by Global News via an access to information request.
In a May 2022 press release, the RCMP announced the seizure of around 10,000 of those counterfeit coins, distinguishable by a “split-toe” on the right front paw of the polar bear. He, then 68, was charged with uttering and possessing counterfeit money….