An elderly couple has been defrauded of £350,000 by a fraudster impersonating a Metropolitan police officer. The incident highlights a growing trend of scams targeting vulnerable individuals. In a related case, a 96-year-old woman in California faces eviction from her senior-living home unless she pays $110,000 to new owners, despite having lived there for 20 years. The situation has sparked outrage, particularly as lawmakers in her state are proposing to allocate $150,000 to help migrants purchase homes. Additionally, a 90-year-old man is also facing eviction after falling victim to a scam, underscoring the plight of elderly individuals in similar circumstances. In Ontario, two women lost over $80,000 to a bank investigator scam, further illustrating the risks faced by seniors from fraudulent schemes.