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Lanarkshire Preventions Officers team up with local banks as part of the “Shut Out Scammers” campaign

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Scams and doorstep crime can have a devastating impact, particularly on vulnerable members of our communities.

Lanarkshire Preventions Officers and colleagues from Trading Standards, have teamed up with the local banks across Lanarkshire as part of the “Shut Out Scammers” campaign.

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Scams and doorstep crime can have a devastating impact, particularly on vulnerable members of our communities.

Through partnership working, officers and partners are raising awareness around fraud, scams and doorstep crime while highlighting the support available to help keep people safe.

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We would also like to thank the local banks and staff across Lanarkshire for their continued support and the fantastic work they already carry out daily to protect customers from fraud and scams.

“By working together for the greater good, we can help better safeguard and protect our communities.

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“Thank you to our partners from Trading Standards and Neighbourhood Watch Scotland for their support throughout the campaign and for helping provide advice and reassurance to members of the public.

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“We appreciate the support from everyone involved and hope the advice and information shared helps people feel more confident in recognising and reporting scams.

“Look out for family, friends and neighbours and help us spread awareness. Together, we can help “Shut out Scammers” across Lanarkshire.”

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