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School Warns of Imposters Wearing Fake Student Uniforms

Assumption College warned of imposters wearing fake student uniforms and forged IDs who repeatedly entered campus and posted misleading content on social media to impersonate genuine students. The school advised heightened security measures

School Warns of Imposters Wearing Fake Student Uniforms
23 Jul Khaosod

Assumption College has issued a warning about unauthorized individuals impersonating students by wearing counterfeit school uniforms and fake student ID numbers, who have entered the campus multiple times and posted misleading content on social media. On July 23, 2025, the school's official Facebook page posted an alert warning of the suspicious behavior of fake Assumption College students. The school discovered that outsiders dressed in Assumption College student uniforms, wearing forged student identification cards, and falsely claiming to be students have repeatedly entered the school premises without authorization. These individuals have also posted photos and content on social media that mislead the public into thinking they are genuine Assumption College students. Such behavior poses a potential security risk and may compromise the safety of students and school staff. The observed behaviors include: wearing imitation Assumption College student uniforms, displaying fake student ID numbers, falsely claiming to be school students, entering the school campus multiple times without permission, and posting photos and content on social media that misleads the public. The school advises all educational institutions to: increase scrutiny when checking individuals entering and leaving the campus, verify identity and authorization for campus access, deny entry to unauthorized persons, immediately alert security personnel or school administrators of any suspicious activity, and contact local police to take legal action immediately if any suspicious behavior or potential criminal activity is discovered.

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