The True Post (Web News)Calgary Police are actively investigating a case of suspected passport fraud and are seeking the public’s help in identifying the individual involved. Authorities believe the suspect used false documents to obtain a Canadian passport through deceptive means.
The investigation is ongoing, and police have released surveillance images of the suspect in hopes that someone may recognize him. Officials have urged anyone with information to come forward and contact Calgary Police or Crime Stoppers.
The incident highlights growing concerns over document fraud and its implications for national security.
Authorities are working closely with federal agencies to trace how the fraudulent documents were created and submitted. Preliminary findings suggest that the suspect may be part of a larger network involved in identity theft and document forgery.
“This type of fraud not only compromises the integrity of our identification systems but also poses serious risks to public safety,” a Calgary Police spokesperson stated. “We are committed to bringing those responsible to justice.”
The suspect is described as a male, possibly in his 30s or 40s, with medium build and short dark hair. Surveillance footage shows him visiting a passport office and engaging with staff under what police believe to be a false identity.
Investigators are reviewing additional evidence, including digital records and travel history, to build a clearer profile of the individual. Authorities have not ruled out the possibility of international connections.
Anyone with information is urged to call Calgary Police at the non-emergency line or report anonymously through Crime Stoppers. Police are reminding the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity related to identification documents.
