This involves callers posing as deputies claiming there is a warrant for their arrest due to missed jury duty.
The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office is warning you about a phone scam involving callers posing as deputies claiming there is a warrant for their arrest due to missed jury duty. Scammers use convincing tactics, including spoofing official phone numbers, to demand payment to clear the supposed warrant. Authorities emphasize that the Sheriff’s Office will never request money over the phone to resolve a warrant. Residents are urged to stay vigilant and contact the Sheriff’s Office directly if they receive suspicious calls.
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