An Alberta man is facing numerous charges in Ontario over the allegedly fraudulent purchase of a new car.
Niagara Regional Police say they began an investigation last month when a luxury vehicle worth more than $120,000 was bought using fake identification.
The force says it has also been in touch with provincial police and officers in Waterloo Region, who are looking into similar incidents.
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Niagara police say they arrested the man on the weekend and laid five charges against him.
They include one count each of fraud over $5,000, identity theft and identity fraud.
Police say fraudulent vehicle purchases are a recurring issue throughout the province and they’re urging all dealers to be vigilant.
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