Oklahoma officials offer tips to prevent holiday theft, fraud
As the biggest Christmas shopping days approach, law enforcement officials are urging Oklahomans to stay alert for fraud and theft.
Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel said it only takes seconds to become a victim, so shoppers should be observant of their surroundings. He suggests having keys in hand when carrying packages to the car, and avoiding leaving items in car seats or on floorboards.
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