Real police will never come to your door to collect valuables. Share this with older family members to keep them safe. 🛡️
What you need to know
The Dutch Police recently issued a warning regarding a series of scams involving fake police officers. These scammers often claim to be protecting your valuables from active burglars to gain access to your money or jewellery.
📍 The Netherlands
If someone claiming to be a police officer approaches you, stay calm and do not hand over any valuables.
- ✓ Verify immediately: Real police will never come to your door to collect cash or jewellery; if in doubt, call 112 to verify.
- ✓ Stop the conversation: If money or valuables are requested, end the interaction immediately and contact your bank or the police directly.
- ✓ Inform others: Older family members and neighbours are often targeted, so please share this warning with them.
⚠️ Always rely on official information from the Dutch Police. If this may apply to you, check the latest conditions and safety advice on the official police website.
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Real police will never come to your door to collect valuables. Share this with older family members to keep them safe. 🛡️
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