Local citizens have been targeted by scammers in a new phone scam reported by the Sheriff’s office. The fraudsters are making calls claiming that the victims have missed jury duty, are facing a civil action, or have an active warrant for their arrest. The scammers then use scare tactics to pressure the victims into making immediate payments over the phone to avoid legal consequences.
The Sheriff’s office is warning residents to be vigilant and not fall for these fraudulent schemes. They remind the public that legitimate legal matters are not handled over the phone and urge individuals to verify the authenticity of any calls claiming to be from law enforcement or government agencies. Officials also advise citizens to report any suspicious calls to law enforcement to prevent others from falling victim to these scams.
It is important for the community to stay informed and educated about these scams to protect themselves and their loved ones from falling prey to fraudulent activities. Residents are encouraged to spread awareness and ensure that their friends and family are aware of the latest tactics used by scammers.
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