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Police report increase in fake IDs | cambrian-news.co.uk - Vimarsana News

Police report increase in fake IDs | cambrian-news.co.uk

DYFED-POWYS Police has said it is working with local authorities to “clamp down on the use of fake ID” after “an increase” in their use across the force area.

Police concerns over use of 'very good' fake driving licences - Vimarsana News

Police concerns over use of 'very good' fake driving licences

POLICE have warned of a crackdown on fake IDs amid concerns that imitation driving licences are being used to get underage teens into pubs and bars.

Teen Pinvin trickster used counterfeit movie cash - Vimarsana News

Teen Pinvin trickster used counterfeit movie cash

A TEENAGE trickster used counterfeit cash from 'the movies' to pay for a car and a mobile phone so he could sell them on to make 'real money'.

More #MeToo trademark applications, USPTO scandalous marks fight, and FIFA thanks Rospatent for World Cup help: news round-up - Vimarsana News

More #MeToo trademark applications, USPTO scandalous marks fight, and FIFA thanks Rospatent for World Cup help: news round-up

In our latest round-up, we look at more trademark applications related to the #MeToo movement, the Swedish IP Office warning against fake election posters, a US court having its say on trademark bullying, and much more.

Petra Ecclestone's ex-husband James Stunt, 39, pleads not guilty to money laundering and forgery - Vimarsana News

Petra Ecclestone's ex-husband James Stunt, 39, pleads not guilty to money laundering and forgery

Stunt appeared for a hearing at Leeds Crown Court on Friday, where he entered not guilty pleas via remote link. He appeared with 12 other defendants, who all deny money laundering charges.