Police scams remain a pressing concern for residents across Belgium, with new warnings issued on 2025-06-16 16:29:00. The local Politiezone BRT has launched a thorough investigation into recent fraudulent activities targeting unsuspecting citizens. These incidents highlight the ongoing risks posed by imposters posing as law enforcement officers.
- Politiezone BRT onderzoekt de zaak verder
- Waarschuwt voor oplichters bij twijfel
- Neem direct contact op via noodnummer 101
- Wees alert aan telefoon en deur
- Politie identificeert zich altijd correct
- Politie vraagt nooit naar juwelen of geld
Authorities urge the public to stay vigilant and cautious, especially when approached by individuals claiming to be police. How can you tell if someone at your door is a genuine officer? What steps should you take if you suspect a scam?
To address these questions, the Politiezone BRT has emphasized the importance of immediate contact through the emergency number 101 at the slightest doubt. This advice aims to protect Belgian households from falling victim to these clever scams.
Why are these scams so effective, and what can Belgians do to protect themselves? The key lies in awareness and quick action. Remember that:
- Real police officers will always identify themselves properly.
- They will never ask for money or jewellery at your home or over the phone.
- Suspicious calls or visits should prompt immediate contact with emergency services.
Stay alert and informed to safeguard yourself and your community. If you encounter suspicious behaviour, don’t hesitate to call 101—your vigilance can prevent scams and protect your neighbours.
