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Fraudster Impersonated a Policeman to Buy Cars – but Sellers Never Received Money

Mason Crozier used fake police IDs and false bank payments to steal seven vehicles worth £107,585 across four counties and was sentenced to three years and four months.

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A FRAUDSTER pretended to be a police officer in order to gain the trust of people who were selling their vehicles.

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Manchester Evening NewsManchester Evening News
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He pretended to be a 'highly trained' police officer to win their trust - then stole from them

Mason Crozier stole seven cars worth a total of £100k over a three-month period

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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runcornandwidnesworld.co.ukruncornandwidnesworld.co.uk
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Fraudster impersonated a policeman to buy cars – but sellers never received money

A FRAUDSTER pretended to be a police officer in order to gain the trust of people who were selling their vehicles.

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Chester StandardChester Standard
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Man claimed to be a police officer to steal more than £100,000 worth of vehicles

A 25-YEAR-OLD man has been jailed after he claimed to be a police officer to steal multiple cars across the UK, including in Cheshire.

·Chester, United Kingdom
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Chester Standard broke the news in Chester, United Kingdom on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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