San Antonio police warn residents about arrest-warrant phone scam
The San Antonio Police Department cautioned residents to look out a for scam in which crooks pretending to be police demand money to prevent the execution of an arrest warrant. In Friday Facebook post, SAPD officials said the department “will NEVER contact citizens and ask for a payment, via phone or to transfer money to a certain account.”
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