WORTH COUNTY, Ga. (WALB) - The Worth County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) is warning the public of a scammer posing as a deputy.

Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office detectives are warning residents about ongoing phone and text scams targeting personal and financial information. Reports continue to rise, and in several cases ...

Scammers create fake adverts or websites, hooking you in with false celebrity endorsements, offers that sound too good be true (because they are), and branding that resembles a company you know. These ...

With Black Friday, CyberMonday and the holidays, you're likely to have a lot of items in the mail. Scammers take advantage of ...

As more Filipinos rely on online banking, e-wallets, and digital platforms, authorities are warning of a rise in phishing and ...

Norfolk farmers Stephen and Catherine Temple have fought off payment demands and a court threat after being targeted by scammers in ...

The federal agency reports the scammers are using spoofed numbers and artificial intelligence to sound legitimate.

The voicemail scams use names including “Sergeant Dave Young” and “Sergeant David Johnson,” with the callers posing as law enforcement officers, according to the department’s Facebook post. The ...

If you receive a phone call or text or email advising you that you missed a court date, have a failure to appear and have a ...

Should residents receive such a call, the office offers the following tips: Residents are urged to call the Madison County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency line at 256-722-7181 if they are unsure if a ...

The texts, often repeated and escalating in urgency, are meant to induce panic by using phrases like “act fast” or “your seat ...

The scammer told the resident that this was a common scam used by drug cartels. The scammer then threatened to call the U.S.