The Local Safer Neighbourhood Team has advised residents to exercise caution following reports of a doorstep fraud operation in the area.
The team confirmed that information had been received regarding individuals approaching householders while claiming to represent the Home Affairs Department.
According to the reports, the suspects indicated that identification verification would be required in preparation for an upcoming census.
The fraudsters arrived with documentation featuring official-looking letterheads, along with technological equipment including laptop computers and biometric scanning devices.
Through this approach, the suspects solicited photographic identification and fingerprint data from unsuspecting residents.
The Safer Neighbourhood Team confirmed that inquiries into the matter remain active.
Authorities emphasized the importance of community vigilance in preventing such criminal activities from succeeding.
Individuals who believe they may have encountered these fraudsters or suspect a similar scheme are advised to report the matter to Action Fraud.
The national fraud reporting centre can be reached by telephone on 0300 123 2040 or through its official online reporting portal.
Local police assistance is also available by calling the non-emergency number 101.