Officials issue warning about phone scammers impersonating police departments
Officials say the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Department would not call anyone to request money.
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2ds agoMonmouth County officials are warning the public about a phone scam happening around the county.
Officials say that people have received calls from scammers impersonating police officers asking for money.
Officials say the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Department would not call anyone to request money.
Anyone who has concerns about this issue is urged to call the Ocean Township Police Department at 732-531-1800.
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