The Springs SAPS is warning the public about a scam on social media by fraudsters pretending to be police officers. The scammers send letters with the police logo to unsuspecting victims on WhatsApp.

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The SAPS has issued a warning to members of the public about a scam circulating in various provinces across the country, involving fraudulent letters that falsely appear to originate from the ...

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) is warning members of the public about a scam circulating involving fraudulent letters that falsely appear to originate from the police. "These fake letters, ...

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