Billings Police Warn Residents of Text Message Scam
BILLINGS, Mont. – The Billings Police Department has issued a warning regarding a scam targeting residents through unsolicited text messages about unpaid parking tickets. Sgt. Chaney confirmed that several citizens have reported receiving suspicious texts threatening arrest for alleged parking violations.
“These messages appear to be fraudulent, and rest assured, you will not be arrested,” Chaney stated, emphasizing the importance of remaining vigilant against such scams. The police department advises residents to disregard any threatening communications and to refrain from sharing personal information or payment details in response.
In light of this ongoing issue, residents are encouraged to report any similar incidents to the Billings Police Department for further investigation. The department remains committed to safeguarding community members against such deceptive practices and urges vigilance in the face of unsolicited messages.
For assistance or to report scams, residents can contact the Billings Police Department directly.
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