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To all you naysayers out there that hate the thought of being watched by security cameras (hey, they're not watching you.... they're watching the shoplifters!), check out the video below of someone on their way to the gym in Thornhill.

As Torontoist so delicately put it: "It is actually possible to drive guiltily. Somewhere between R, D, and N on that SUV's gearshift is a little notch marked: "OH SHI-."

This video is hilarious (no one was hurt) and draws attention to how useful CCTV footage can be in a criminal or fraud investigation.

Of course, we haven't yet mastered the CSI method depicted below. (read images L->R)

Props to Le Freak for the hilarious CSI link. You know my frustrations too well!

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Ever wanted to brush up on your Fraud knowledge while sitting on the couch?

Check out Fraud Squad TV's array of episodes covering pervasive fraud topics from car insurance fraud to counterfeit products and how they can affect your daily life.

Perhaps you’d like an example of how identity theft has affected someone’s life? You can read up on each of the episodes (including when they air) and check out informative links in the Fraud Library.

The show's executive consultant Craig Hannaford, maintains a blog on the site. His experience is diverse having worked with the RCMP, a forensic accounting firm and managing a consulting business.

While the show has yet to achieve the ratings status of shows like CSI, the robust information provided both on the site and in the anecdotal TV episodes provides a broad perspective on the world of fraud.

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FraudBlog.net wishes fellow FraudBloggers a Happy Fraud Prevention Month!

For more info on Fraud Prevention Month in Canada, visit the Competition Bureau website.

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