WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A Nebraska man who was arrested at a Cowley College dorm on suspicion of making counterfeit money was charged Monday.

Lam Gok Kuany was charged with two counts of theft of property or services, two counts of attempted theft of property or services, and one count of possession of marijuana.

Court documents show the charges stem from incidents starting on March 1 and ending on March 28. Prosecutors allege Kuany used counterfeit currency at Braum’s, Dollar General and Taco Bell to purchase food and other items.

The Arkansas City Police Department said it had received reports over the past month of a man going into a local business and attempting to pay with what they believed was counterfeit currency.

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Officers, in cooperation with Cowley College Campus Security, found over $28,000 in what is believed to be counterfeit currency. They also found suspected illegal substances and items associated with their use.

Following the arrest, Cowley College released the following statement:

“Cowley College is aware of an arrest made on college property from a counterfeit investigation.

Officials will continue to cooperate with local law enforcement while following current institutional policy and procedure. Any questions regarding the investigation should be directed to the Ark City Police Department or the District Attorney’s Office.

Please be assured that the safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff are our top priority.”

Kuany is next due in court on April 30.

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