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01/16/2026

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12/12/2025

Kingston Police wish to inform the public regarding credit card-not-present scam.

The Kingston Police wish to inform the public about an on-going credit card scam, where business owners accept orders by phone, online or via email when a credit card is not present.
Scammers often use stolen or counterfeit card details to purchase products or services remotely. Fraud involving counterfeit cards may not be detected for several days, during which time the transaction is already completed, and the goods are often no longer recoverable.

When receiving orders remotely, Kingston Police would like to remind the public to be cautious and watch for:
- Large orders inconsistent with normal purchasing patterns
- Customers who refuse to provide verifiable identification
- Requests to use a courier or “friend” to pick up merchandise
- High-pressure tactics or urgent same day demands
- Multiple cards declined before one is approved

For more information on how to avoid fraud and scams, please visit: https://www.kingstonpolice.ca/crime-prevention-and-safety/frauds-and-scams/

Businesses who believe they have been impacted or targeted by this type of scam are encouraged to file a police report either by calling 613-549-4660 ext. “0” or by utilizing our online reporting tool which can be found at www.kingstonpolice.ca.

12/11/2025

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06/30/2025

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Our criminal justice system has turned scheduling into a spectacle of wasted resources and hollow rituals

06/19/2025

Former Supreme Court of Canada Justice Gérard La Forest believed the rule of law is essential not only to a just society, but the functioning and survival of Canadian democracy

05/09/2025

May 7, 2025

Kingston Police seeking assistance locating sacred buffalo robe

The Kingston Police is seeking assistance in locating a sacred buffalo robe which was stolen from a building in the area of Lower Union Street and Wellington Street on the morning of April 7, 2025.

The robe has significant sacred value, and the owners would like to see it returned.

Anyone with information regarding the located of the buffalo robe is asked to contact Cst. Ashley Jackson at [email protected]

You can also provide tips anonymously by calling the Kingston Police general number 613-549-4660 ext. 0 and asking to remain anonymous.

05/01/2025

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05/01/2025