Heads up: callers posing as local police departments are using urgent evidence‑request scripts to lure victims into clicking malicious links. The pattern across reports shows varied city names, late‑night texts, and a push for immediate action, which are classic hallmarks of a phishing scam. Never share personal documents or click unknown URLs, especially when the request comes from an unsolicited number. Verify any law‑enforcement contact through official channels—call the department directly using a known number. If you suspect fraud, block the caller and report the incident to your phone carrier and the FTC. Stay skeptical and protect your data.
A suspicious message was sent, allegedly from local law enforcement, requesting evidence and including a fake link, which appears to be a scam
Apparently he was joking sarcasticaly
The caller made a statement but provided no substance.
After verifying, I can confirm that this number is legitimate and I had to send evidence to it.
Apparently, somethin is fishy?
Got a message from J. Rodriquez-Martinez, supposedly from the San Jose PD - CA, asking me to click a link to view a request and submit evidance, but it's probably a phishing scam
A claim was made that the caller was from the Ontario police department, but it's likely a scam.
They claim to be from the Grandville Michigan police department, but it's just a scam, they even text at late hours
I recieved a text message with a link, claiming to be from the Minneapolis police department, requesting evidence for a case
Apparently S. Davis from the Austin Police Department needs evidence from me, and I have to click a link to submit it
Apparently, this number is impersonating the Orlando Police Department to obtain documents for a case.