Police: NJ man targeted Connecticut seniors in ‘get out of jail’ scam
A New Jersey man is facing charges for allegedly scamming Connecticut seniors out of thousands of dollars.
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Apr 11, 2021, 3:02 PM
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Updated 1,349 days ago
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yesterdayA New Jersey man is facing charges for allegedly scamming
Connecticut seniors out of thousands of dollars.
In one example released by police,
Walter DeAlmeida pretended to be a relative of a senior and asked for money.
Police say he claimed to
be a nephew who was arrested and needed money to get out of jail.
They say the woman sent DeAlmeida $90,000.
He is facing larceny charges.
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