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Police are asking the public to be cautious when people come knocking on their door.
The Regina Police Service (RPS) has received several reports of people going door-to-door offering various goods and services for cash.
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“Some members of the public have reported encounters in which the individuals were described as aggressive or insistent,” RPS said in a statement.
It’s asking the public to “exercise caution” when approached at their homes by anyone seeking to sell or provide services.
“Residents are urged to verify any company before making purchases or entering into agreements, and to avoid providing cash payments at the door,” police said.
Police are asking people to be observant and report any suspicious door-to-door activity.
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