Clarkstown police warn of scammers posing as repair professionals, utility workers

Police warn residents to look out for diversion burglars posing as utility workers. There is also the typical insurance and financial fraud.

News 12 Staff

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Jun 28, 2023, 10:44 AM

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Updated 542 days ago

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Clarkstown police say scammers are posing as home repair professionals offering to paint houses or do roof repairs.

They warn residents to look out for diversion burglars posing as utility workers. There is also the typical insurance and financial fraud.

Police say these scams typically prey on the elderly or other vulnerable populations.

Residents should never give their business or money to anyone without properly screening them for credentials.

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