Old Bridge police warn residents about spoof call scam
The police department reminds the public that they will never call directly to ask for money or demand payment over the phone.
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Sep 20, 2025, 10:07 AM
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Updated 1 hr ago
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2ds agoOld Bridge police are warning residents about a recent scam trend involving spoof phone calls.
They say scammers have been calling people, impersonating the police and claiming they owe money for a warrant.
The police department reminds the public that they will never call directly to ask for money or demand payment over the phone.
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