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內地女子涉將假貨幣轉手被捕
2026年2月17日凌晨，本局接獲新口岸區某娛樂場通知，指一名女子在賭枱上以29張千元港鈔兌換籌碼時，被職員發現全為偽鈔，故報案處理。
本局經濟罪案調查處人員隨即到場調查，事主聲稱該批29張、總值2.9萬港元的鈔票，是較早前在娛樂場洗手間內與一名女子以25,955元人民幣兌換所得。其後，本局人員在娛樂場保安部協助下，成功尋獲該名涉案內地女子，並在其租住酒店房間內再搜獲同款51張懷疑偽鈔。
本局將合共80張懷疑偽鈔全數交由刑事技術廳進行檢驗。化驗結果顯示，80張鈔票均為偽鈔，有關偽鈔的號碼全部不同，缺乏水印、金屬線等防偽特徵，印刷粗糙，顏色及紙質與真鈔明顯有別。
經本局深入調查與分析，有強烈跡象顯示涉案女子從內地將偽鈔帶入本澳，並以兌換貨幣方式進行詐騙。本局以將假貨幣轉手罪及詐騙（巨額）罪將涉案女子移送檢察院偵辦。
Mainland woman involved in passing on counterfeit currency under arrest
In the early hours of 17th February 2026, the Judiciary Police was notified by a casino in the ZAPE area, indicating that a woman attempted to exchange 29 HKD1,000 banknotes for chips at a gaming table, yet the casino personnel discovered that all the banknotes were counterfeit, and therefore reported to the police for handling.
The Economic Crimes Division personnel of the Judiciary Police promptly arrived at the scene to investigate. The victim claimed that the 29 banknotes, valued at HKD29,000, had been exchanged earlier in a casino restroom with a woman for RMB25,955. Subsequently, with the assistance of the security department of the casino, the Judiciary Police personnel successfully located the involved Mainland woman. Another 51 suspected counterfeit banknotes of the same denomination were seized from her rented hotel guestroom.
The Judiciary Police handed over a total of 80 suspected counterfeit banknotes to the Forensic Science Department for examination. The examination results indicated that all the 80 banknotes were counterfeit. The numbers of the counterfeit banknotes were all different, lacking security features such as watermarks and security threads. The printing was rough, and the colour and paper quality obviously differed from those of the genuine banknotes.
Subsequent to an in-depth investigation and analysis by the Judiciary Police, there were strong indications that the involved woman had brought the counterfeit banknotes into Macao from the Mainland, and committed fraud by means of currency exchange. The Judiciary Police transferred the involved woman to the Public Prosecutions Office for investigation on charges of passing on counterfeit currency and fraud (huge amount).