Ferndale Police Warns Public of Roadside Scammers

Bellingham, WALocal News

Ferndale Police are alerting the community to a troubling uptick in roadside scams, where individuals pose as desperate for money and offer fake gold jewelry as a means to deceive unsuspecting victims. These scammers have been reported to become aggressive when their offers are turned down, raising concerns about safety and public trust. The Ferndale Police Department emphasizes the importance of community vigilance and encourages residents to avoid engaging with these individuals. Instead, they should prioritize their safety by leaving the vicinity and promptly reporting any suspicious activities to 911. This advisory serves as a crucial reminder of the ongoing issues surrounding fraud and scams that affect many communities.

By fostering awareness and encouraging proactive reporting, the police aim to safeguard residents from potential harm. The rise in such scams highlights the need for ongoing education about fraudulent activities. Residents are urged to stay informed and alert to protect themselves and their neighbors.

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