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ALERT: Police Warn About Scams "Loved One in Trouble" Phone Scam - This scam usually targets senior citizens. The caller will impersonate either the grandchild of the victim, or claim to be a person in a position of authority such as a police officer, medical professional or an attorney. The caller claims the grandson or granddaughter of the victim is in desperate need of money to get out of jail or some type of other trouble. The scammer will convince their victim that they need money quickly, and the victim complies in order to help their grandchild. NEVER send money to anyone on the telephone claiming there is an urgent emergency - ALWAYS check it out first.  See a recent Oldham Era Report here Email Scams - The victim receives an e-mail that says they've won a sweepstakes or lottery prize. In order to claim this prize, you must pay the taxes or a handling fee by wiring a sum of money. Remember, you should not have to pay any fees or taxes to claim a prize - EVER. NEVER wire money, cash checks for unknown businesses, or respond to suspicious e-mails. REMEMBER, when in doubt, contact the police at (502) 222-0111 for assistance.

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