Scam Texas Officials Warn This Jury Duty Delinquency Notice Is Not Real
Law enforcement said citizens, especially elderly, are being targeted by calls and emails threatening them with prosecution for ... Get CBS19 news on-demand by downloading the free CBS19+ app available on ROKU, Amazon Fire and Apple TV! The callers reportedly threaten the person and ask them to pay anywhere from $2000-4000. The person also said now there's a warrant out for her arrest and asked for her personal information. If someone calls claiming there's a warrant for your arrest and says deputies are on the way unless you pay up, it's a U.S. Marshals say it starts with a simple phone call that seems serious but ends up with some people losing cash.
Franklin County Jury Commissioner Robert Condon said callers are frantic because they believe they missed
