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Sarnia Police Warn Of Phone Scam

Sarnia police are warning residents of another scam making the rounds.

Police have received complaints from residents who have received calls asking for money to send children to camp.

The caller advises they are from the police service and that payment can be made by credit card only.

Sarnia Police say they aren't soliciting funds at this time.

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