Roxbury police warn public about scam phone calls
The department says the callers identify themselves as a Roxbury police officer, claim that they have a warrant for the resident’s arrest and say they will be taken into custody if they do not give them money.
•
Nov 5, 2023, 11:15 AM
•
Updated 264 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:04
Attorney general releases body camera footage of fatal Hamilton police-involved shooting
7h ago0:30
Attorney general: NJ state trooper ‘inexcusably crossed the line,’ admits to punching handcuffed woman in the face in 2022
7h ago0:23
Prosecutor: 15-year-old charged with murder in deadly Trenton shooting
23h ago2:29
Suspects accused of dismembering body of Toms River homeowner appear in court
yesterday2:33
Authorities: Perth Amboy detective recovering after being shot 3 times while serving warrant in Rahway
yesterday0:27
Bridgewater police: Man arrested for spray painting bias graffiti on mosque
yesterday1:04
Attorney general releases body camera footage of fatal Hamilton police-involved shooting
7h ago0:30
Attorney general: NJ state trooper ‘inexcusably crossed the line,’ admits to punching handcuffed woman in the face in 2022
7h ago0:23
Prosecutor: 15-year-old charged with murder in deadly Trenton shooting
23h ago2:29
Suspects accused of dismembering body of Toms River homeowner appear in court
yesterday2:33
Authorities: Perth Amboy detective recovering after being shot 3 times while serving warrant in Rahway
yesterday0:27
Bridgewater police: Man arrested for spray painting bias graffiti on mosque
yesterdayRoxbury police recently issued a warning about scam phone calls residents have been receiving.
The department’s Facebook page stated that the callers identify themselves as a Roxbury police officer, claim that they have a warrant for the resident’s arrest and say they will be taken into custody if they do not give them money.
Roxbury police advise residents to hang up immediately if they receive one of those phone calls.
