Crime & Safety
Bedford Police Host Community Fraud Talk Dec. 22
Residents are being invited by police to this forum at Briston Manor West on Ridgewood Road to ask questions.

BEDFORD, NH — Chief John Bryfonski and the Bedford Police Department would like to invite residents to attend a free community fraud talk to learn how not to become a victim of scams.
“We encourage all our residents to attend this informative presentation to learn how to handle a number of popular scams out there today,” Bryfonski said in a statement. “This information will be especially useful for our older residents, who are often targeted and become victims of these crimes.”
WHAT
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Officer Robert Lavoie will host the event to provide information to residents about how to avoid a number of scams. This will include the popular phone and internet scams, like those involving the IRS, utility companies, lottery and more.
There will also be a question and answer period, where attendees can gain further insight on the scams mentioned, or talk about a type of fraud that may not have been mentioned during the presentation.
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The goal is to have no resident lose money or valuables to scammers.
WHEN
Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 12:30 p.m. The event will run as long as needed.
WHERE
Briston Manor West, 37 Ridgewood Road.
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