San Mateo County Superior Court warns public of rising jury duty scams

San Francisco, CALocal News

The San Mateo County Superior Court warns of an increase in scams targeting residents with false claims of missed jury duty. Scammers impersonate law enforcement or court officials, often threatening arrest or fines unless victims pay for fictitious warrants. Court officials emphasize that legitimate communication regarding jury duty will never involve demands for payment or threats of arrest. Residents are encouraged to disregard such claims and report them to local law enforcement agencies. Victims can also reach out to the Court’s Juror Services via email at JuryMaster@sanmateocourt.

org. This warning follows numerous reports from individuals who have encountered these fraudulent attempts. The Court expresses gratitude to San Mateo County residents for their alertness and urges them to spread awareness to protect family and friends. The rise in such scams highlights the importance of community vigilance against fraud.

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