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The Broome County Sheriff’s office is warning they’ve been getting complaints about people being contacted by callers claiming they work for the FBI, IRS or a law enforcement agency threatening arrest.   

The victims are told they are wanted on a warrant and they have to send money to an address or electronic transfer.

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Authorities say people getting the calls are being told to send money through prepaid cards, gift cards, Bitcoin or electronic transfer. 

Some scams are collecting telephone numbers and use a valid phone number like one that really is assigned to an agency like the Broome County Sheriff’s office. 

If you are contacted about a supposed “outstanding warrant”, verify with your local police agency. 

Law enforcement will never demand money regarding a warrant. 

If you get a suspicious call, hang up and do not provide any personal information. 

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