Fake arrest warrant emails: how to spot the scam!

Following a series of calls to my workplace and personal cell, which continued even after blocking the number, I reported the incident to the FBI due to suspicious activities.

It is recommended to report this incident to both the FBI's cyber crimes division and the FTC

This is a clear case of a scam, where Indian scammers attempt to intimidate by pretending to have knowledge of the US legal system, so it's best to disregard their calls.

I recieved the same email claiming i had an arrest warrant, showed it to a friend and his mom, who contacted the local autorities, and an officer informed me it was a scam and to delet it from my email, apperently from a mark bell and the number 202-459-6099.

It is puzzling to have received the same email with the same case number as others, ADR84625, raising questions about the uniqueness of case numbers.

I got a email saying i have a warrent issued, so i call this number and the man say he is stationed at WA DC

I recieved an email saying I had an arrest warrant from a Mark Bell then John Walker Lawfirm with both case No. ADR84625 and the # (202) 459-0955, thats alot of informations

An email was sent to me claiming I had an arrest warrent by

A suspicious email led to a call from this number, which went straight to voicemail, raising concerns about a potential scam

The same email has been received, suggesting a possible connection or repeat communication.

I recieved an e-mail notifying me of a suposed arrest warrent for theft by decption, with case number ADR84625, which apears to be a scam

I recieved an email saying i have an arrest warrant, but i know its a scam, because i didnt commit any fraud, and now i will be contacting the texas commission.