Police in Norwalk warn of scammer posing as Microsoft rep
Police say a senior from the city was bilked out $10,000.
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8h agoThe Norwalk Police Department is warning seniors about a scammer pretending to be a Microsoft representative.
They say a senior from the city was bilked out $10,000.
Another senior from Milford was also victimized.
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