EDWARD

Counterfeiting at your in-plant? Think it can't happen? Think again. Color copiers can turn regular folks into felons. THOUGH EDWARD Olenenu had nothing to do with the manufacturing end of Columbia University's in-plant, he did have access to one of its color copiers at night. Reportedly, he produced some top-quality work on that color copier, too. The results were so good, in fact, they landed him in jail. The arrest of Olenenu and three other men on charges of counterfeiting about $75,000 in phony $20 bills at Columbia's print shop underscored the fact that color copiers are a powerful technology—powerful enough to pose