Several people have reported receiving messages claiming they have an outstanding warrant, missed jury duty or a parking violation.
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Jessica Holliday, fraud director at Superior Credit Union, said scammers often pressure victims into acting quickly.
“Anything that is a state of urgency. These fraudsters are calling, sending out fake emails, texts, phone calls, telling you that your money is not secure, that you need to withdraw funds, you need to send it out via crypto wires, gift cards, even unmarked vehicles that we've been told.”
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The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles is warning the public about how scammers impersonating their organization and told people they have unpaid fines and to get them paid or lose their driving privileges, have their vehicle registration suspended or other penalties.