Bowling Green police discuss scams and fraud prevention at Abound Credit Union

The Bowling Green Police Department said PIO Ronnie Ward visited Abound Credit Union this week to discuss scams, fraud prevention and safety considerations with employees.

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  • The Bowling Green Police Department said Public Information Officer Ronnie Ward visited Abound Credit Union this week to speak with employees about...
  • Bowling Green police said education and community engagement are cornerstones of the department’s work.
  • The agency said sharing information and building relationships can help community members recognize potential threats and make informed decisions t...

The Bowling Green Police Department said Public Information Officer Ronnie Ward visited Abound Credit Union this week to speak with employees about scams, fraud prevention and safety considerations.

Bowling Green police said education and community engagement are cornerstones of the department’s work. The agency said sharing information and building relationships can help community members recognize potential threats and make informed decisions to protect themselves and others.

The department said Ward continues to lead this type of outreach and help strengthen relationships between police and the people they serve. The agency thanked Abound Credit Union for hosting the visit and Ward for his continued commitment to the community.

The department’s release did not describe any charges, injuries, road or property impacts, or further steps related to the visit.

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