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07/10/23 phone scam

LASD Offers Advice To Avoid Falling Victim To Phone Scams

With over-the-phone scams becoming more common, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has made a list of safety precautions.

Some safety advice to help you avoid falling victim are:

  • Be mindful of the depth to which your social media post may go
  • Do not publish or upload content containing personal information about yourself
  • Know that law enforcement will never call you on the phone and demand cash, gift cards, cryptocurrency, personal information, or any other kind of payment

Before you do anything, call the sheriff station in your area to confirm that the caller is legitimate.

Please let your parents, grandparents, extended family, friends, or anyone else who lives alone that is elderly what to do if they receive these predatory calls to help the avoid becoming a victim of crime.


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LASD Offers Advice To Avoid Falling Victim To Phone Scams

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Steven Barrera was born and raised in the Santa Clarita Valley. He graduated high school from Golden Valley in 2019. He went to College of the Canyons for two years before transferring to The Master's University where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications. Steven enjoys watching sports, and spending time with friends and family.