Harrison police warn public about scam callers impersonating officers
The department reminds residents that they will never call to demand payment in any situation.
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Oct 9, 2025, 12:19 PM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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yesterdayThe Harrison Police Department has issued a warning to the public about scam callers falsely claiming to be officers.
Authorities say residents have been receiving calls from scammers stating that they must pay a fine or be arrested for failing to report to jury duty.
Police advise people to hang up if they receive a call. The department reminds residents that they will never call to demand payment in any situation.
Anyone who believes they may be a victim is urged to call 914-967-5111.
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