Police and fire clothing sale scam resurfaces in Clarkstown
Police say someone is sending texts, impersonating police and fire departments, saying they're selling clothing for a fundraiser.
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Jan 17, 2023, 12:17 PM
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Updated 457 days ago
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1h agoClarkstown police are warning residents about the resurgence of an old scam.
Police say someone is sending texts, impersonating police and fire departments, saying they're selling clothing for a fundraiser.
The text says that CPD hoodies and shirts are 10% off.
Clarkstown police says they are not selling any items online.
Police posted a screenshot of the text on social media saying they've been receiving calls about this scam, and are urging people not to click the link or reply - just delete the message.
