Guelph, Ont., police are seeing an increase in cryptocurrency investment scams and trying to warn the community about some of the ways people are losing money.

In a news release on Monday, the service said this is not a localized scam and that other major cities have been hit as well. Read more: Cryptocurrency fraud ‘exploding’ in Canada, according to consumer advocacy groups Police said there have been reports of victims being contacted through social media platforms where the suspect will convince them to make investments in cryptocurrency through online transactions. “The suspect is very well versed and knowledgeable in cryptocurrency and makes promises of large returns on investments,” police said. “Though cryptocurrency can be a means of legitimate investing, fraudsters have capitalized on the inexperience of the public and are utilizing several fraudulent online platforms to appear legitimate to the unsuspecting victim.” The service said fraudsters are directing victims to a website that appears legitimate, and once logged in with a username and password, victims watch their investment grow at an astonishing rate.

Police said this leads the victim to want to invest more, making their loss that much more substantial. Read more: More than $1 million lost to crypto scams in 2021, Guelph police say “Once the victim tries to withdraw the funds or use their ‘earnings’ to make further investments, they are told that they cannot and that they are locked in unless they make an additional substantial investment of their own funds,” police said. “It is at this time that the fraudster will either cease communication with the victim or will try to delay them in making withdrawals by telling them that they agreed to

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Pennsylvania State Police settle profiling, immigration suit

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania State Police settled a federal lawsuit alleging that troopers routinely and improperly tried to enforce federal immigration law by pulling over Hispanic motorists on the basis of how they looked and detaining those suspected of being in the U.S. illegally, officials announced Wednesday.The settlement pays a total of $865,000 to 10 plaintiffs, with a portion going to the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania.

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Police Officer tears up as protestor gives him a hug, in Sri Lanka

COLOMBO (News 1st); A Sri Lankan Police Officer teared up whilst preventing protestors from walking beyond a barricade, in the north-western city of Kurunegala on Wednesday (6).The emotional encounter was captured by News 1st cameras.Protestors marched to the Prime Minister’s Coordinating Office in Kurunegala, but, were prevented from reaching the site as Sri Lanka Police had set up roadblocks.The young people reasoned with the Police Officers, highlighting the fact that it is young people who are most likely the same age as their own kids who are fighting for a better tomorrow.One particular protestor continued to explain the hardships that they had to face due to the mismanagement of the economy, with one pointing out that after spending all his savings to create a passport, he came to know that airline ticket prices were increased by 27%, washing away his dreams of traveling overseas.The young protestors appealed to the police officers to support their cause and join them, rather than using force to disperse the crowd.“You are like a father to us,” they told a Police Inspector who broke down in tears.Protests, mostly organic, have erupted all over Sri Lanka, against the government and President in particular.

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Suspects sought after 61 shots were fired in Southwest Philadelphia, police say

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Amir Locke shooting: No charges against Minneapolis police officer

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COVID-19: Quebec sees hospitalizations top 1,500 as province logs 12 new deaths

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COVID-19: Guelph’s public health unit adding more vaccine clinics for 4th doses

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Police searching for suspects accused of shooting at car, injuring 2 in West Oak Lane

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Bitcoin 2022 conference: Miami's cryptocurrency craze on full display

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Fonseka calls for impartial probe on Army, Police confrontation

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Investigation into Police, Army Riders confrontation during protest near parliament

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Police searching for suspects who allegedly fired more than 60 shots at playground in Mill Creek

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Sacramento mass shooting: Police search for suspects who fired into crowd, killing 6

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Police: Man dead after being shot 7 times in Southwest Philadelphia

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Man shot multiple times overnight in Southwest Philadelphia, police say

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6 dead, 10 hurt in Sacramento shooting, police say

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Activist Thisara Anuruddha Bandara detained at Modara Police

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Fatal crash in Egg Harbor Township under investigation, police say

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Police: Motorcyclist, pedestrian killed after crash in Mayfair

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Philadelphia police officer's vehicle hit on Schuylkill Expressway, authorities say

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Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Branden Sisca to be laid to rest following I-95 crash in Philadelphia

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