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If you know about violence being experienced by a neighbour, relative, friend or stranger, make the call.

You do not have to provide your name when reporting an incident that is occurring or that you suspect is occurring.

If you know someone who is a victim or you suspect is a victim and is in need of urgent assistance, you can call Triple Zero (000) and remain anonymous.

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3 days ago

Some ways that can prevent becoming a victim of a romance scam include:

💥 Protect your personal details: Never share personal information or photos with someone you don’t know and trust – especially photos or webcam calls of a private nature. Scammers can use this material to blackmail a victim.

💥 Be wary: If a potential online love interest wants to communicate outside a dating website it might be because they are trying to avoid detection. If you plan on meeting someone in person for the first time, then choose a public place and let family or friends know where you are.

💥 Surf and search: Scammers often use fake photos they’ve found online, so a Google Image search is a good way to check the authenticity of any photos they provide.

💥 Think twice: Never send money to someone you’ve met online, especially via money order, wire transfer or international funds transfer, because it is rare to recover money that has been sent this way.

💥 Report quickly: If you think you may have unwittingly provided your account details to a scammer, contact your bank or financial institution immediately so they can freeze your account and take action.

💥 Regularly monitor your accounts: use Online Banking or your Banking App to track transactions. This will help to quickly detect any suspicious activity. Contact your financial institution immediately if you see something that doesn’t seem right.

Anyone with information about a scammer you can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a tip online.

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Spot the signs of a Romance Scam and avoid heartbreak - Crime Stoppers Australia

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With plenty of young and young at heart Australians across the Nation on the lookout for love this Valentine’s Day, Crime Stoppers Australia has reminded people to be vigilant for heartless scammers...

Crime Stoppers NSW

3 days ago

Crime Stoppers works hand in glove with both the community and the Police, all with one aim: To make NSW Safer. Our work is never ending but our resources are limited.

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5 days ago

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨Beware of this scam!!!!

Cybercrime Squad detectives are reminding mobile phone users to remain vigilant, after a spike in reports by victims of an emerging scam dubbed the ‘Hi Mum’ scam.

The scam involves the offender sending a text message from an unknown mobile phone number to a person on a messaging application claiming to be their son or daughter.

For more advice on how to avoid scams and what to do if you or someone you know is a victim of a scam, visit the Scamwatch website.

Anyone with information in relation to cybercrimes and scams is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages.

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Crime Stoppers NSW

6 days ago

Detectives from the State Crime Command’s Missing Persons Registry have released a reconstructed image of an unknown man whose body was found in Sydney’s south-west 35 years ago.

About 3.10pm on Tuesday 31 March 1987, police were called to the railway line in Guildford, about 200m south of the Hawkesview Street Overpass, where a man’s body was found.

Investigations at the time revealed the death was not suspicious; however, despite extensive inquiries, the man has never been formally identified.

As part of Missing Persons Week 2022, investigators have released a digital reconstructed image of the man’s face as they appeal for information into his identity.

The man is described as being of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern appearance, aged between 50-55, about 170cm tall, of medium build with greying brown hair. He was wearing black trousers, a short sleeve white shirt with red and black squares, and brown shoes.

Other defining features found on the man include a silver ‘Zenith’ watch and a silver upper front tooth.

Anyone with information about the incident or the man’s identity is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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