ALERT CENTER: State police warn public of phone scam on Long Island
During the calls, scammers say they are a member of the New York State Police advising there is a case is pending against them and requesting personal information.
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Jun 24, 2022, 8:54 AM
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yesterdayThe
New York State Police are warning the public against a phone scam where callers
are claiming to be state troopers.
During
the calls, scammers say they are a member of the New York State Police advising
there is a case is pending against them and requesting personal
information.
The
phone number showing up in caller ID is (631) 756-3300 which is the phone
number used by the New York State Police, Troop L Headquarters on Long
Island.
Police
say neither the state police, nor any agency authorized by it, will ever
solicit for money, or ask for personal information over the phone.
Police
are urging residents not to give any personal information over the phone unless
you are 100% sure you know who you are speaking with.
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