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- Written by Simon Sherlock
- Category: Neighbourhood Alert
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| Message sent by: | Daniel Millington (Police, Media Officer, HQ Digital Communications) |
Cheshire Police is warning residents across the county not to fall foul of Courier Fraud following reports in Crewe, Nantwich and Chester.
Read more: Police warn residents following Courier Fraud incidents across Cheshire
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- Written by Ian Harding
- Category: Neighbourhood Alert
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Message sent by Ryan Reid (Police, PCSO, Chester LPU Rural & Frodsham PCSO)
PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM CAR THIEVES:
Don’t leave valuables such as CDs, pen drives, sat nav systems, laptops, handbags and mobile phones on show - even if you think an item isn’t of any particular value, someone else might think differently.
Don’t leave coats or clothing visible. Their pockets may be empty but someone looking through the window won’t know that.
Make sure your car is locked and all windows, doors, boot and sunroof are closed properly.
Activate all security devices, alarms, immobilisers, etc. when left unattended.
Always park your car in a safe, well lit place.
If you can leave your valuables at home.
If not take them with you whilst walking in the Forest.
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- Written by Simon Sherlock
- Category: Neighbourhood Alert
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Message sent byRyan Reid (Police, PCSO, Chester LPU Rural & Frodsham PCSO)
Dear Residents,
There has been a slight increase of burglaries in the rural areas recently.
With this in mind Cheshire Police is keen to remind people about the importance of home or business security.
In our busy lives it’s easy to forget about your home security. However, there are some simple steps that you can take to secure your property and belongings.
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- Written by Simon Sherlock
- Category: Neighbourhood Alert
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| Message sent by: | Action Fraud (Action Fraud, Administrator, National) |
Phantom Debt Collectors and Bailiffs Fraud Alert
Action Fraud has recently experienced an increase in the number of calls to members of the public by bogus bailiffs requesting payments for a “phantom” debt. The fraud involves being cold-called by someone purporting to be a bailiff working on behalf of a court, attempting to recover funds for a non-existent debt.
Read more: Phantom Debt Collectors And Bailiffs Fraud Alert 06/11/2017
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