Apolda: Impersonators posing as police officers steal 28,000 euros in gold coins
A 91-year-old man in Apolda fell victim to scammers posing as police officers on Monday evening, losing a coin collection valued at approximately 28,000 euros.
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A 91-year-old man in Apolda fell victim to scammers posing as police officers on Monday evening, losing a coin collection valued at approximately 28,000 euros.
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