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Woman lost $2K, felt held hostage by scammers posing as local law enforcement

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When Barbara Earl's phone rang, the caller claimed to be with the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office."The man told me I had missed a court date and that there was a warrant out for my arrest, Earl said. "I immediately said I don't have a court date and I argued with him. He then told me that I had been subpoenaed for jury duty and I did not show up therefore I had a warrant for failure to appear and for contempt of court."She told 2 News the man then…
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