The scammers are using the phone number (252) 302-0620 trying to scam victims out of money by impersonating deputies, the Sheriff's Office said.

Crime Scammers leverage AI voices, real deputy names to exploit unsuspecting residents While the scam is not new, deputies say the level of sophistication in how deputies are impersonated is.

Scammers may search a victim online and use personal information, like the name of loved ones, to steal. There are steps consumers can take to stay safe.

The Door County Sheriff’s Office reports a scam going around in which the scammer is using the names of current or retired deputies when they call or text people.

Scammers are targeting the Waynesboro community, and the police department is warning residents to beware.

The twist? Scammers are using the names of real deputies, including Assistant Sheriff Stanford A. Moore Jr., to make the scam seem more legitimate.

How do scammers who cheat people in different ways through online scamming get access to all your information? From your bank details to online shopping, scammers get to know everything and on ...

Consumers submitted abut 52,000 reports of scammers impersonating Best Buy or the Geek Squad in 2023, the FTC said in a report released Thursday.

The scammers had managed to produce fake titles, plates, and other registration docs so believable they'd fooled loan officers at established banks.