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Belleville man unknowingly pays to buy stolen vehicle, police say

Belleville police say they're dealing with a rise in 911 hang up calls. Belleville police / Twitter

A Belleville man lost thousands of dollars after he was duped into buying a stolen vehicle, police said.

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Belleville police said the man paid cash for a vehicle in Toronto, thinking he had been shown valid ownership papers before making the transaction.

When the 69-year-old man tried to register the vehicle in his name, he was told the vehicle had been stolen from a rental company in Toronto.

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Police seized the vehicle once it was confirmed to be stolen.

Information regarding the incident has been forwarded to the Toronto Police Service for further investigation.

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