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El Paso Sheriff's Office Issues Warning on Fake Warrant Scams

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The El Paso County Sheriff's Office (EPCSO) has issued a warning to residents about a surge in scam calls from individuals impersonating law enforcement. These scammers falsely claim that victims have active warrants and demand payment to avoid arrest. The EPCSO emphasized that they will never ask for payment over the phone or through electronic means. Residents are advised to hang up on such calls and refrain from sharing personal or financial information. To verify any claims regarding warrants, individuals can contact the sheriff's office directly or check their official website for information.

Key Details: • Do not provide personal or financial information over the phone. • Hang up on calls that threaten arrest or create urgency. • Contact the EPCSO directly to verify any warrant claims. • Check the EPCSO website for warrant information.

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