US EditionCourt warns about law enforcement impersonation scams in New Mexico
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Jury duty scam aims to get your money and personal information
A new scam is trying to get people to share their personal information and money for missing jury duty. The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) is warning the public that scammers are posing as law enforcement and demanding people pay them in order to avoid fees, court appointments or even jail time. Officials say scammers are contacting people by...
Court warns about law enforcement impersonation scams in New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The United States District Court for the District of New Mexico is warning the community about a variety of law enforcement impersonation scams. Officials said people are contacted initially by phone or email by an individual claiming to be a member of local law enforcement. Emails often include an attached fraudulent warrant for arrest alleging the individual failed to appear for either jury duty or as a witness for a…
San Antonio employment agency warns job seekers of impersonation scam
Trinity Staffing Services is alerting job seekers about a scam impersonating the agency.The staffing company, which has been serving San Antonio businesses for over 20 years, says scammers posing as recruiters are attempting to steal personal information. Trinity Staffing Services Vice President Connie Rodriguez said that the scams have been circulating through text messages.The messages falsely appear to be from an actual staffing agency. Howev…
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