Police Warn of New Scam Involving Fake Arrests
HONOLULU, HAWAII, JUL 25 – The scam aims to extort $8,000 by falsely claiming a loved one was arrested; Honolulu Police urge verifying calls and warn bail payments occur only at stations.
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HPD issues warning about phone scam involving fake arrest - Honolulu Police Department
The Honolulu Police Department (HPD) is warning the public about a recent phone scam reported by a local resident. The individual received a call from a man claiming to be an attorney. The caller said the resident’s son had been involved in a car crash and was subsequently arrested. The scammer then requested $8,000 in bail money and provided a phone number to coordinate the handoff. The resident consulted with bank staff, who suspected a scam. …
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