Police urge citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud this Christmas

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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Jamaica to experience increased rainfall, starting Monday

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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Samuda urges support for residents in hurricane ravaged western Jamaica, as Christmas approaches

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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Man murdered at wake in Portland

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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Senator Duncan urges stakeholders to throw their support behind Gov’t’s anticrime strategies

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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Minister of Industry and Commerce Senator Aubyn Hill meets stakeholders to support business recovery after Hurricane Melissa

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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Opposition seeks policy clarification regarding JUTC’s move onto existing rural stage carriage routes

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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638 murders recorded in Jamaica up to Saturday December 13

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

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BITU expresses deep concern about JPS’ proposal to defer third-year wage increase for management team

As the Christmas season draws closer, the Jamaica constabulary force is urging citizens to take the necessary steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Deputy Superintendent attached to the JCF’s Fraud Squad Division, Tashika Bruce warned that fraudsters often intensify their criminal activities during the festive season.

She advised that persons should protect their banking information.

DSP Bruce said business operators should avoid cheque transactions during the yuletide season.

She also reminded me that engaging in cash transactions over a million dollars is illegal.

Read More