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2. Lost Your Wallet? Here’s What To Do Next - AOL

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   Filing a police report will help you should there be a need for any insurance claims down the line, and can even help you locate your wallet in the longshot someone turns it in. Head down to your ...

3. What You Need to Do if Your Identity Gets Stolen

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   If police aren’t taking the incident seriously, the FTC provides a memo to law enforcement stressing the importance of police support for consumer victims. Get a copy of the completed report for ...

4. My wallet was stolen at a bar. Then my identity theft ...

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   A stolen wallet precipitates a reporter's years-long fight against identity thieves — and a system that doesn't care and won't help.

5. Lost, mislaid, and abandoned property - Wikipedia

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   For example, a wallet found in a shop lying on a counter near a cash register will likely be deemed misplaced rather than lost. Under common law principles, the finder of a misplaced object has a duty to turn it over to the owner of the premises, on the theory that the true owner is likely to return to that location to search for their ...

6. List of scams - Wikipedia

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   The con artist pretends to accidentally drop his wallet in a public place. After an unsuspecting victim picks up the wallet and offers it to the con artist, the scam begins. The artist accuses the victim of stealing money from the wallet and threatens to call the police, scaring the victim into returning the allegedly stolen money.

7. Identity theft - Wikipedia

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   When a criminal fraudulently identifies themselves to police as another individual at the point of arrest, it is sometimes referred to as "Criminal Identity Theft." In some cases, criminals have previously obtained state-issued identity documents using credentials stolen from others, or have simply presented a fake ID. Provided the subterfuge ...