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Leave a CommentWoodhaven police put out a warning to residents Thursday about a local phone scam circulating that has been brought to their attention. According to the department, police have received reports from residents who said someone has contacted them claiming to be an officer or member of the sheriff’s department. Woodhaven police said someone posing as a member of law enforcement often do the following: ● Refers to the resident by name ● Tells the resident the call is being recorded ● Tells the resident they missed a court appearance or jury duty The fake officer tells residents they need to send money or a warrant will be issued for their arrest or they may turn themselves in to jail. Sometimes scams such as these include s****ing a legitimate police agency phone number and using the real name of a law enforcement officer in an attempt to ***n the trust of the victim. According to police, under no cir***stances will a government agency of any kind take gift cards as payment. Addressing the local issue specifically, Woodhaven police emphasizes residents should be aware that: ● Woodhaven police do not call individuals and demand or request money from residents under any cir***stances. ● The department, or any legitimate law enforcement agency, does not call residents seeking payment for outstanding traffic citations or warrants - including claims of unpaid federal or state taxes. ● Individuals claiming to collect debts may try to instill fear in****ential victims to persuade them to forward money.
told me there would be a warrant to arrest me by noon today if I didn't call them back and make things right immediately.
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Said I’d have a warrant for my arrest issued to me for so****ing I couldn’t understand on the voicemail
Claimed I owed over $1000.00 for a loan that was taken out "some years ago" gave me the name of the debtor as AACA that my loan was settled for $448 if I paid right now, or else I would be charged with theft by unlawful taking, money laudering and 2 more, that it was a law firm representing the FBI.
Claims to be attorney looking to scam money from debt collection. Loans not paid and accelerated from 300 to over a 1000. big scam claims to have you put in jail.
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