The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is warning people about scammers impersonating police officers and asking for money to pay off a fake federal arrest warrant.

Spoofing is when scammers use a fake caller ID to impersonate police or other trusted sources. The scammer asks for money, which ISP would never do.

The Tulsa Police Department and the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office are warning citizens about an ongoing scam of someone imper ...

Ms Comments does not know the full details of the scam or the extent to which NAB may or may not be culpable for the alleged fraud. It seems coincidental that the victim received a call from a man ...

A phone scam by a man impersonating a U.S. Marshal is targeting residents in Southeast Texas including one of our own reporters. 12News' Camryn Burchett was on the receiving end of this scam just last ...

Thieves take advantage of news events and your desire for a big tax refund to steal your identity and your money.

A man from Northern Ireland who was deceived by a fraudster into giving more than £200,000 in a romance scam has shared his ...

But before clicking “share,” child safety advocates are encouraging social media users to look deeper. According to the ...

WhatsApp is a popular messaging platform, leading to it attracting many scammers. Learn about the most popular WhatsApp scams ...

The Grand Traverse Sheriffs Office says if you receive a call from a "Lt. Perry," it is a scam.Deputies said the ...

By now, you’ve probably received your tax documents, which means it’s officially tax season — not just for you, but for ...

Marwan Ouarab is an unlikely hero. A convicted con artist who narrowly avoided prison in France, he has now found a new calling: saving scam victims from their online predators using his tech skills.