PD cops: RM60,000 in losses suffered by victims cheated by impersonators


PORT DICKSON: The next time a friend, family member or a superior calls or sends you a message on your mobile phone asking for a loan, you may want to first verify if it is really him or her before considering.

Port Dickson OCPD Supt Aidi Sham Mohamed said 12 reports have been lodged in the district so far this year by victims who have been cheated by individuals masquerading someone they knew.

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