Campbell police warn of scammers posing as officers calling from departments number

San Francisco, CALocal News

The Campbell Police Department has issued a public advisory warning residents of a phone scam where fraudsters spoof their official number. These scammers impersonate police officers and attempt to extract personal information and payments under false pretenses. Victims are often told they need to pay bail, fines, or resolve warrants to avoid arrest or deportation. “Campbell PD will NEVER call to ask for payment or personal information,” the department emphasized in a statement. Residents are encouraged to hang up on suspicious calls and verify claims by contacting the police directly at (408) 866-2101.

The department has not released information on arrests or the number of potential victims. This warning highlights the importance of vigilance against such scams in the community. Authorities continue to remind residents to protect their personal information and report any suspicious activity.

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