Apparently, if you waltz into a luxury car dealership looking to buy with a fake check, employees won’t sell to you. A man tried walking into a Porsche dealership in Louisville, Kentucky, to purchase a car with a $78 million check.
Connor Litka went to Blue Grass Motorsport with the hefty check and was told by employees that “they were not going to sell him the vehicle.” Litka allegedly also walked to the parts department “looking for keys.”
The 21-year-old continued to ignore requests to leave the dealership and wasn’t going to leave “until he got his vehicle.” Fearing that “something bad was going to happen because of [Litka’s] behavior,” an employee called the police.
Apparently, the day before trying to pass the $78 million check, the man attempted to purchase a vehicle from a nearby Land Rover dealership with a check for $12 million.
Litka was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct for the incident.
Source: https://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/kentucky/porsche-check-801472