Police are warning
Winnipeggers to be wary of anyone offering gold jewellery for sale on city
streets—the offer may be too good to be true.
Police said Thursday they’ve received several reports over the last month of people who’ve taken the offer only to later learn the gold is fake.
In one reported case a man was approached by a male suspect in the Westwood area who said he needed money, clothing and fuel to get his young family back to Toronto.
Believing the story, the victim invited the suspect and his family back to his home where he gave them clothing and offered to fill their car with gas.
Instead the suspect, who was with another man, a woman, and two young kids,Shop from the large collection of tungstenbracelets and accessories sold at Forever Metals. asked for cash in exchange for gold jewellery he was wearing.
A significant amount of cash was given for the gold and the suspect and his family left the area.Superb range of castellicycling Windproof Jackets products at Wiggle,
The victim has since learned the gold jewellery is fake.
The male suspect who initially approached the victim is described as 30-35 years old, roughly 5’4” tall,With the multitude of fake cartierreplicawatches on the internet, 170-180 lbs., with a dark complexion and a light brown goatee. He was wearing a baseball hat, brown jacket and light coloured jeans.
Police in Honiton are urging the public not to leave their homes vulnerable to burglars.this sandals will become the pair of heels you need and wintert-shirts features customer's nobleness.
Homeowners are being urged to ensure all doors and windows are locked – especially at night.
Almost a third of burglaries take place at homes where doors and windows are unlocked.
PC Clive Vickery of Honiton Police Station said: “With more hours of darkness, when people are out or at work, doing the Christmas shopping or picking up the kids from after-school clubs, there is more opportunity for criminals to target vulnerable homes for burglary.
“People should make sure their windows and doors are always locked when they leave home. Even when at home, people should never leave open or unlocked windows and doors unattended.”
He added: “Use a timer when leaving the house or going away on holiday. Don’t leave valuable items like computers, laptops, phones, wallets, car keys or jewellery on display.
“Don’t buy secondhand electrical goods, computers or phones unless you know they are legitimate.Our tungstenring store offers the finest selection of fashion tungsten rings,”
The public are advised to keep photographs of jewellery or make a note of serial numbers on electrical items and mark property if possible.
Police said Thursday they’ve received several reports over the last month of people who’ve taken the offer only to later learn the gold is fake.
In one reported case a man was approached by a male suspect in the Westwood area who said he needed money, clothing and fuel to get his young family back to Toronto.
Believing the story, the victim invited the suspect and his family back to his home where he gave them clothing and offered to fill their car with gas.
Instead the suspect, who was with another man, a woman, and two young kids,Shop from the large collection of tungstenbracelets and accessories sold at Forever Metals. asked for cash in exchange for gold jewellery he was wearing.
A significant amount of cash was given for the gold and the suspect and his family left the area.Superb range of castellicycling Windproof Jackets products at Wiggle,
The victim has since learned the gold jewellery is fake.
The male suspect who initially approached the victim is described as 30-35 years old, roughly 5’4” tall,With the multitude of fake cartierreplicawatches on the internet, 170-180 lbs., with a dark complexion and a light brown goatee. He was wearing a baseball hat, brown jacket and light coloured jeans.
Police in Honiton are urging the public not to leave their homes vulnerable to burglars.this sandals will become the pair of heels you need and wintert-shirts features customer's nobleness.
Homeowners are being urged to ensure all doors and windows are locked – especially at night.
Almost a third of burglaries take place at homes where doors and windows are unlocked.
PC Clive Vickery of Honiton Police Station said: “With more hours of darkness, when people are out or at work, doing the Christmas shopping or picking up the kids from after-school clubs, there is more opportunity for criminals to target vulnerable homes for burglary.
“People should make sure their windows and doors are always locked when they leave home. Even when at home, people should never leave open or unlocked windows and doors unattended.”
He added: “Use a timer when leaving the house or going away on holiday. Don’t leave valuable items like computers, laptops, phones, wallets, car keys or jewellery on display.
“Don’t buy secondhand electrical goods, computers or phones unless you know they are legitimate.Our tungstenring store offers the finest selection of fashion tungsten rings,”
The public are advised to keep photographs of jewellery or make a note of serial numbers on electrical items and mark property if possible.
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