Newberry, 28, was arrested on Sept. Thanks in part to a burgeoning opioid epidemic and technology that makes it easier to print fake money, investigations into counterfeit operations in Pasco County have jumped by about 50 percent this year, detectives say. Spitzer said Newberry gave her currency that he said he printed at the library for fun. When Spitzer said moneh was calling the police, Newberry ran away, an arrest affidavit said. When detectives approached a nervous and sweating Newberry, he said he found «legal printable money» while searching the Pinterest website at the library and began printing the bills. After his arrest and a reading of his Miranda rights, Levy told investigators he purchased cotton-blended paper at a Walmart and then used it to print the counterfeit bills at the library. He said he was nervous because he was already on probation for dealing in stolen property. In some cases, people print bills. When deputies went to arrest Quinn, they didn’t...