<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=48knN5_1Gwepfky00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=48knN5_1Gwepfky00" width="924" height="750" ></figure>This morning we were alerted about a scam in our area. Black Rock Police have made us aware of a scam concerning loved ones incarcerated in local detention centers.Scammers are claiming to represent local bail/bonding companies using high pressure tactics to scam money from family members of those incarcerated.The current scam involves unsolicited, random calls to family members. Scammers are also requesting payment in untraceable forms such as Cash App, Gift Cards, Zelle, Venmo etc.Scammers are using extreme urgency, secrecy and scare contacts to pressure family and friends.Steps To Protect Yourself:Verify The Arrest FirstCheck the license number and verify the physical address of the bond companyRead all the fine print and beware of imposter websites.Do your homework, these scammers can duplicate local phone numbers and often claim to represent local companies.We appreciate Chief Archer and the BRPD for making us aware of this scam.</div></body>

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This morning we were alerted about a scam in our area. Black Rock Police have made us aware of a scam concerning loved ones incarcerated in local detention centers. Scammers are claiming to represent local bail/bonding companies using high pressure tactics to scam money from family members of those incarcerated.

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This morning we were alerted about a scam in our area. Black Rock Police have made us aware of a scam concerning loved ones incarcerated in local detention

Scam Announced In Lawrence County

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