Fairfield police warn of phone scams
The fraudster is allegedly posing as an officer and telling victims there's a warrant for their arrest.
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Mar 1, 2023, 12:50 AM
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Updated 653 days ago
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10h agoFairfield police say they're aware of scam calls
circulating the town.
The fraudster is allegedly posing as an officer and telling
victims there's a warrant for their arrest.
The caller says it’s because they have a missed jury duty
or court appearance.
Police say these calls are fake.
Police do not call about active arrest warrants or missed
court appearances.
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