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Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office warns residents of scam calls

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Pasquotank County deputies warn residents of a scam involving fake calls from people posing as law enforcement.

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Bowling Green police warn about latest scam call - WNKY News 40 Television

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Police Department is warning the community about another scam. According to BPGD, a scam call is using a Bowling Green officer’s name to attempt to gain funds. Police say the scammer will call and say you have missed jury duty and that there is a warrant for their arrest. In order to avoid arrest, the scammer will then ask for a fee over the phone. Police say they will not call you and ask for money over th…

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Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office warns residents of scam calls

Pasquotank County deputies warn residents of a scam involving fake calls from people posing as law enforcement.

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Walnut Creek police warn residents of scam about missing officer

(KRON) -- A scam has been circulating social media about a report of a missing police officer, causing confusion among Walnut Creek residents, according to the Walnut Creek Police Department (WCPD). The department made the announcement Thursday, referring to a scam that says 28-year-old officer Kate McArthur went missing. WCPD said the post is a scam and is not accurate, adding that the department did not send out this alert. "This post in its e…

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Be Aware of Scam Calls in Lawrence County - Radio7Media

Numerous calls and reports regarding a recent scam have been made to the Lawrence County, Tennessee, Sheriff’s Office. Residents of Lawrence County are getting calls from people claiming to be law enforcement and that they have an arrest warrant. Subsequently, they will inform the citizen that they can “settle” the warrant by using Bitcoin to pay the “fine.” If you receive a phone call like this, you are being scammed! The Lawrence County Sherif…

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Kron 4 News broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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