The Regina Police Service is advising business owners and members of the public to be aware that there are counterfeit Canadian bills in circulation in Regina. The Regina Police Service has received over 30 counterfeit bills since October 18, 2010. Most of the counterfeit bills were detected once they had reached banks in Regina and…
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The Regina Police Service is advising business owners to review their training on detecting counterfeit currency with their employees. This advisory comes after the discovery, in recent days, of a dozen 100-dollar bills suspected to be counterfeit currency. The counterfeits were reported to police by three banking institutions in Regina, whose processes discovered the fake…
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The Regina Police Service is issuing an advisory after the arrest of a 19 year-old female for uttering counterfeit currency and having counterfeit money in her possession. The bills seized in this investigation are counterfeit 100-dollar bills; most of them bearing the same serial number. Police believe there may be other counterfeit bills in circulation…
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The Regina Police Service would like to remind the public to be aware of fraudulent activity related to the COVID-19 virus. In other jurisdictions, there have been reports to police of scammers posing as health care providers and other organizations who are using the COVID-19 virus to fraudulently obtain personal information and financial information. The…
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As tax season ramps up, the Regina Police Service is once again warning residents of Regina of CRA scam attempts. These scams circulate all year, but recently, fraudsters who impersonate the Canada Revenue Agency or Service Canada are taking advantage of tax season to increase their attempts to inundate potential victims through phone, text message…
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