Scam Alert: White Plains sees rise in jury duty scam
The scammer poses as a law enforcement official and contacts the victim, informing them that they have missed jury duty.
Jan 17, 2024, 12:52 PM
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Updated 191 days ago
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yesterdayWhite Plains Public Safety has issued a warning about a jury duty scam affecting other jurisdictions.
The scammer poses as a law enforcement official and contacts the victim, informing them that they have missed jury duty.
The suspect then demands payment, threatening the victim with a summons if they fail to comply. Additionally, the scammer may email the victim a fake jury duty summons.
White Plains Public Safety emphasizes that legitimate law enforcement officials do not call individuals to demand money. If you receive a phone call resembling this scam, it is advised to contact your local police department immediately.
