Driveway paving fraud linked to human trafficking in Ontario: OPP

NiDOM , NAPTIP Urges Stronger Measures Against Human Trafficking in Nigeria

Dabiri-Erewa called for closer cooperation between NAPTIP and NiDCOM The NiDCOM Boss proposed that traffickers should be publicly named and shamed as a deterrent to other potential offenders. Bello emphasized that addressing human trafficking necessitates joint efforts from the government, civil society, and other key stakeholders. Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairperson of the Nigerians in Diaspora […] The post NiDOM , NAPTIP Urges Stronger Measur…

Former and current Sask. MLAs called as crown witnesses in human trafficking court case

ROSETOWN, Sask. — Testimony continued this week in a human trafficking trial being heard at Rosetown Provincial Court, where two Saskatchewan men face multiple charges in connection with an alleged exploitation case. Mohammad Masum and Sohel Haider, both arrested in June 2023, are jointly charged with human trafficking. Masum faces an additional charge of sexual assault. A publication ban is in place to protect the identity of the complainant. O…

Paving fraud and a connection to human trafficking

Sometimes homeowners are not the only victims of fraudulent paving contractors. Over the past few years, the East Region Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has responded to multiple reports of persistent, persuasive and sometimes aggressive individuals going door-to-door, or calling, offering to pave or repave driveways. Residents are left with poor quality or unfinished work. One rarely recognized aspect of these disreputable companies is human tr…

OPP: Paving Fraud Awareness & A Connection to Human Trafficking

Homeowners Are Often Not the Only Victims Smiths Falls – Sometimes, homeowners are not the only victims of fraudulent paving contractors. Over the past few years, the East Region Ontario Prov…

Driveway paving fraud linked to human trafficking in Ontario: OPP

Driveway paving fraud is sometimes linked to human trafficking in Ontario, according to the OPP. This type of fraud has been around for many years and as summer approaches, it will likely circulate again. Typically, a scammer will approach a homeowner with a seemingly low-cost paving offer. The fraudster will often pressure the homeowner to make a quick decision and require large upfront payments. Over the past few years, the East Region OPP sai…

OPP Highlighting Paving Fraud Awareness And Its Connection To Human Trafficking

ONTARIO-Sometimes homeowners are not the only victims of fraudulent paving contractors. Over the past few years, the East Region Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)says officers have responded to multiple reports of persistent, persuasive and sometimes aggressive individuals going door-to-door, or calling, offering to pave or repave driveways. Residents are left with poor quality or unfinished work. One rarely recognized aspect of these disreputable…