Bottom line: the calls from this number are classic government‑impersonation scams. The recordings mention the Canada Revenue Agency, a fictitious little‑girl “arrest” warning, and a fake grand‑jury summons – all tactics to spark panic and extract a return‑call or personal info. Never return the call or share details, even if the voice sounds official. Use your phone’s block feature, add the number to a spam list, and file a complaint with the FTC or your carrier. Keep a log of suspicious calls and educate household members, especially seniors, about these pressure‑play tricks.
A voice mail was received, claiming a federal criminal offense and requesting a return call to speak with a federal agent, which appears to be a scam
The call featured a recorded message from a child, threatening arrest.
A call was recieved from this number, claiming to be the Canada Revenue Agency, however, this appears to be a scam, and should be treated as such.
