Multiple accounts reveal a pattern where callers pose as an attorney general’s office, demanding a callback within minutes and threatening six‑month jail time. The repeated use of recorded voicemail and an urgent tone is a classic scam tactic designed to provoke panic. Ignore the demand to call back; responding can expose you to further harassment. Instead, block the number, report the incident to the FTC and your local consumer protection agency, and inform any relevant law‑enforcement department that the threat is illegitimate. Keep a log of call times and content, and share it with others to help raise awareness about this arrest threat scheme.
The same message was received, and the caller was informed that their actions would be reported to the local authorities.
Harassing calls are made early in the morning with recorded messages claiming to be from the attorney general's office, threatening potential jail time if the call is not returned, only to reach a voicemail with a suspicious accent
A message was left, urgently stating that a return call was required within 30 minutes to avoid arrest within six months.
I got the same message, so i called them back, but i just got voicemail.
A message was left, threatning me with jail time if I didnt call back within 30 minutes, which is a clear exemple of harassments.
The same message was received, and it is hoped that the caller will attempt to contact again, at which point they will be reported to the authorities, highlighting the absurdity of the situation.
The caller threatened me with arrest if I didn't return the call within 30 minutes.
The caller claimed that I would be arrested for six months if I failed to return the call
I recieved a second call, they left a message stating that if i dont contact them, i will be arrested for 6 months, which seems like a clear threat