Bellingham Police Seek Community Help to Search for Suspect Involved in Shooting

Bellingham, WALocal News

In a recent alert, the Ferndale Police Department has warned residents about the emergence of roadside scammers in the area. These individuals are reportedly soliciting money or selling items under dubious circumstances, prompting a cautionary message from law enforcement. The police strongly advise community members to refrain from engaging with these scammers or making any purchases. This warning is part of a broader initiative to enhance public safety and raise awareness about potential fraud. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activities to local authorities, reinforcing the importance of community vigilance.

By staying informed and cautious, residents can help protect themselves and others from falling victim to scams. The advisory highlights the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces in combating crime in the region. Overall, the Ferndale Police Department's proactive approach aims to foster a safer environment for all residents.

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