Christopher and Jordan Gaunt ran a 'sophisticated' fake money operation in Holmfirth, police say.
Police uncovered a variety of fake notes, including forged English and Scottish currency
Gaunt, and son Jordan, 27, also from Holmfirth, pleaded guilty to making fake money with intent to supply. Christopher Gaunt was subsequently arrested on October 8 that year, before his home on Bank Street and another property were searched.Image source,Christopher Gaunt was sentenced to six and a half years in jail for his role in the fake money operation
Gaunt's son was arrested afterwards and officers realised the pair had the materials used to produce around £977,000 of forged paper bank notes for sale to criminals, police said.
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