Sacramento County women used counterfeit cash at multiple Oregon businesses, sheriff says ...Middle East

Samantha Jo Ann O'Neil, 42, and Jamie Aileen O'Neal, 18, both from the Walnut Grove community in southern Sacramento County, were arrested on Saturday, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office said.

Both women face three counts of first-degree forgery, three counts of third-degree theft, 10 counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument and three counts of possession of a forgery device, authorities said.

Samantha Jo Ann O'Neil, 42, and Jamie Aileen O'Neal, 18 Jackson County Sheriff's Office

After two reports were made to local law enforcement early Saturday morning, surveillance footage obtained by investigators showed the suspects' vehicle, a Toyota Camry, with a California license plate.

That car was located later that morning in the city of Medford, just south of White City, in the parking lot of a Hobby Lobby. After surveilling the vehicle for a while, deputies arrested the two women as they were returning to the car.

Uncut sheets of counterfeit money found in the suspects' vehicle Jackson County Sheriff's Office

The O'Neils left to Oregon from Lodi, California, on April 23, authorities said. Law enforcement officials believe there are additional businesses where the counterfeit bills were used while the women made their trip north.

The 42-year-old O'Neil allegedly was also in possession of more than seven grams of methamphetamine and a meth pipe. She faces an additional drug charge, the sheriff's office said.

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