A school worker's savings account was depleted of $50,000 in an elaborate scam. Scammers spoofed a law enforcement phone number and contacted the victim, threatening her with fake warrants. The supposed reason for the warrants was missed federal jury duty.
The scam resulted in the significant loss of funds from the victim's savings account. Further details about the incident are available from the source. The victim is a school worker in Fort Bend County, where the incident occurred, involving a spoofed Sheriff's Office phone number.
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