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Cache County Sheriff's Office Issues Scam Alert Over Fraudulent Calls

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The Cache County Sheriff's Office has issued a scam alert following numerous reports of fraudulent phone calls. Scammers are reportedly posing as office representatives to demand payments from residents.

Key takeaways

  • Scammers are posing as Cache County Sheriff's Office staff to demand money.
  • Fraudulent callers are threatening residents with arrests and warrants if payments are not made.
  • The Sheriff's Office will never request payment via phone or ask for gift cards.
  • Residents should not provide personal or financial information to suspicious callers.

The Cache County Sheriff's Office has issued a scam alert after receiving multiple reports from residents regarding fraudulent phone calls. Individuals are calling victims while pretending to represent the Sheriff's Office to demand payments.

According to the office, these scammers claim that failure to pay will result in an arrest and the issuance of a warrant.

The Sheriff's Office stated that these calls are not legitimate. Residents are advised never to provide personal information, credit card numbers, money, or pre-paid card information to callers.

Officials clarified that the Cache County Sheriff's Office will never request payment over the phone for a warrant and will never ask for gift cards as a method of payment to resolve obligations.

Individuals who receive suspicious phone calls or wish to verify the existence of a warrant can contact the Cache County Sheriff's Office at (435) 755-1000.

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