A Phoenix woman lost $1,300 to scammers who claimed to have found her missing dog and posed as a police officer to collect payment for veterinary bills.

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LSO said the man told the woman there were additional fees she had to pay to get the dog, and she kept paying via Bitcoin and ...

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An Apex man pleaded guilty Friday to defrauding families by selling untrained service dogs. An Apex man who once ran a nonprofit training service dogs admitted Friday he defrauded the families he ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Mark Mathis pleaded guilty to 50 counts of obtaining property by false pretense. His company charged families up to $17,000 for ...

Mark Mathis pleaded guilty to 50 counts of obtaining property by false pretense. His company charged families up to $17,000 for untrained and sick service dogs. He must pay $353,000 restitution and is ...

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