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If you are a victim of extortion or “sextortion,” remember - you are not at fault. These crimes rely on manipulation and deception. What matters most is how quickly you take steps to protect yourself and report it.

Lethbridge Police are investigating a suspicious death at an apartment complex along the 200 block of 7 A Avenue South.

In an overpayment scam, a fraudster sends a payment for more than the required amount and then asks the victim to return the difference. The original payment is later discovered to be fraudulent or counterfeit, leaving the victim responsible for the full loss.

While lottery scams have historically arrived through traditional methods like mail and phone, they are increasingly being directed through online mechanisms like email, text messages, and social media.

Remember, you cannot win a lottery you didn’t enter - be cautious of unsolicited messages claiming you’ve won money or prizes!

Lethbridge Police have charged a 42-year-old male and 38-year-old female after $50,000 worth of merchandise was stolen during a break-in at a local business.  

Stress about the economy, finding employment and making ends meet creates easy targets for fraudsters who promise high returns with little to no risk.

Lethbridge Police have charged two males with weapons offences following a traffic stop that resulted in the seizure of a prohibited firearm.

Lethbridge Police have charged a 51-year-old male with arson in connection with a fire that caused significant damage to two downtown businesses. 

Lethbridge Police have charged a 45-year-old female with arson in connection with two fires at a downtown property.

Lethbridge Police are warning residents to be aware of paving scams and recognize red flags to avoid becoming victims.