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News Releases for Friday, November 7, 2025

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The Spokane Police Department has issued a warning about a new fraud scheme that is spreading nationwide. Residents should be vigilant and report any suspicious activities to local authorities. This alert highlights the increasing prevalence of scams that target vulnerable community members. Police emphasize that awareness is key to preventing individuals from becoming victims. Engaging the community in reporting can significantly enhance public safety.

Law enforcement agencies across the country are collaborating to tackle this issue and protect residents. The department encourages everyone to stay informed about potential scams. Prompt reporting of suspicious activities can help deter future fraud attempts.

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