US EditionPolice warn residents of fake salesperson entering homes without permission
- Police in Earley and Lehi issued warnings about potential scams.
- Reports indicated gardeners overcharging and a fake pest control salesperson.
- Residents reported unsolicited gardening offers and a suspect attempting to enter homes.
- Thames Valley Police stated, "Any reputable person/company will appreciate...", offering a leaflet.
- Authorities advise caution and checking doorbell cameras, suggesting a possible home entry attempt.
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Police warn residents of fake salesperson entering homes without permission
By Michael Martin Click here for updates on this story LEHI, Utah (KSTU) — Lehi police are asking residents to look for a person who is accused of trying to enter people’s homes while they are away. According to officials, the suspect is posing as a pest control salesperson. The Lehi Police Department released a video, which can be viewed below, that shows the individual attempting to contact a resident at a Lehi home. According to police, a…
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