Beware of Arrest Warrant Scams [Short Post]

Authorities will NEVER ask for money to clear a warrant.

Source: Doña Ana County Clerk’s Office (via Facebook)
Photo: Courtesy

Residents, beware of scammers claiming to have a warrant for your arrest. Do not provide personal information or make payments over the phone. Authorities will NEVER ask for money to clear a warrant. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately and report it to local law enforcement. You can report the scam calls through the sheriff’s office at 575-525-1911 or through the district court at 575-523-8200.

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