US EditionIndigenous communities victims of $3M in fraud: North District RCMP
- High-Value fraud schemes targeting Indigenous communities and businesses are rising, warns the North District RCMP.
- High-Value fraud schemes targeting Indigenous communities are increasing, with over $3 million fraudulently obtained in the past 15 months, according to Corp. Madonna Saunderson of North District RCMP.
- Fraudsters use tactics like creating fake email accounts posing as legitimate vendors to mislead victims, as reported by North District RCMP.
- The North District RCMP express concern over the significant financial and social impact of these crimes on Indigenous communities.
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SCAM ALERT: B.C. police warn of increase in scams targeting Indigenous businesses - The Turtle Island News
PRINCE GEORGE B.C.-Mounties in Prince George, B.C., are warning about “a significant increase in high value” scams targeting Indigenous communities and businesses. They say fraudsters have swindled more than $3 million from North District communities over the past 15 months, and there is evidence to suggest such scams are happening across Canada. Police say the schemes are sophisticated and often involve scammers posing as victims, vendors, cons…
B.C. police warn of increase in scams targeting Indigenous businesses – Energeticcity.ca
PRINCE GEORGE — Mounties in the north are warning about “a significant increase in high-value” scams targeting Indigenous communities and businesses. They say fraudsters have swindled more than $3 million from North District communities – including Fort St. John – over the past 15 months, and there is evidence to suggest such scams are happening across Canada. Police say the schemes are sophisticated and often involve scammers posing as victims,…
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