Can you trust what you see on the internet – or is it fraud?

Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, has launched an innovative new fraud campaign.

Question Everything shares more on the dangers of AI-generated fraud, and features a ‘fake’ version of the Commissioner.

The campaign aims to show how sophisticated online frauds can be – and provides information on how to keep safe.

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A new video featuring 'deepfake' Lisa Townsend aims to prevent Surrey residents from falling victim to AI-generated fraud.

Provisional planning permission has been granted for a new Eastern Divisional Headquarters in Leatherhead.

A pay rise for police officers is "well-deserved" - but questions over future funding could have implications for taxpayers, the Commissioner said.

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