CRANBERRY TWP — Two men found with dozens of suspected counterfeit credit cards had their preliminary hearings continued Friday after the addition of several new charges to the case.

Cranberry police added two new charges for Don Cochise Hunter, 52, and three charges for Corey Deandre Vance, 25. The father-son duo both hail from Detroit.

Both men's preliminary hearings were continued Friday in front of Senior District Judge Dan George. The continuance was requested by defense attorneys Terri Schultz and Robert Hawk to give them more time to review the additional charges.

Both attorneys entered not guilty pleas for their clients, however, before the continuance was requested.

Both men already were charged with receiving stolen property, access device fraud, conspiracy and possessing unlawful device-making equipment.

Hunter was hit with additional charges of forgery and theft by deception. Vance also was charged with those additional charges as well as a count of tampering with evidence. They are being held in the Butler County Prison on $50,000 bail each.