Today’s Fraud News from around the world:
YouTube to remove videos that claim fraud changed outcome of the election: YouTube said on Wednesday it would start removing content that falsely allege widespread fraud changed the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, in a change to its more hands-off stance …: “Fraud” – BingNews
YouTube Says It Will Start Removing Videos That Claim Presidential Election Was Rigged: YouTube said on Wednesday that it would remove misleading content about the results of the presidential election, including claims that the outcome was shaped by widespread fraud. The platform has …: “Fraud” – BingNews
YouTube will remove any new videos alleging Trump lost election because of fraud: YouTube is accepting Joseph Biden’s victory as historical fact, and so it’s cracking down on misleading videos about Joseph Biden’s election just as it would for any historical US presidential vote.: “Fraud” – BingNews
Two NI people scammed out of £40,000 in fraud in which caller claims to be from computer software company: Police are investigating two incidents of fraud in Armagh on Tuesday where two individuals were scammed out of a large sum of money which amounted close to £40,000.: “Fraud” – BingNews
‘Lifestyle’ fraudster who stole from victims she befriended in pubs and restaurants in York and Thirsk is jailed: A ‘full-time’ thief whose modus operandi was striking up a friendly conversation with women before stealing their possessions has been sent to prison.: “Fraud” – BingNews
Suburban mum stole 786 identities: Jade Killin, 33, used stolen identification documents to apply for tens of thousands of dollars worth of loans under other people’s names from her family home in Unanderra, south of Sydney.: “Fraud” – BingNews
Kent Police targetting people travelling to Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks to commit crime this festive season: Police officers are targetting people travelling to west Kent towns to commit theft and fraud this festive season. Road checks are being carried out and officers will be patrolling vulnerable areas on …: “Fraud” – BingNews
Trump ultra-loyalists demand AG Bill Barr appoint a special counsel to probe ‘voter fraud’ claims: A group of more than two dozen Trump loyalists sent a letter to the president urging him to direct Bill Barr to appoint a special counsel to investigate ‘voter fraud’ in the 2020 election.: “Fraud” – BingNews
Rose McGowan’s racketeering claims against Harvey Weinstein dismissed but fraud claim will proceed: Rose McGowan’s fraud claim against Harvey Weinstein will proceed, but the bulk of her claims have been dismissed by a judge. Last October, the Scream actress sued Weinstein, lawyers David Boies and …: “Fraud” – BingNews
7 of the most bizarre things that Trump said in his off-the-rails ‘vaccine summit’: Donald Trump held a special ‘vaccine summit’ at the White House and if you are in anyway familiar with any of the president’s public speaking events in the last few months then you’ll know that this …: “Fraud” – BingNews
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