Do not fall for this scam.
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(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - A jury duty scam is currently active, according to Lawrenceburg Police.
Scammers are asking residents to pay $4,000 to $7,000 in jury duty fines.
Lawrenceburg Police say the scammers are spoofing the PD's phone number.
"We are not calling anyone to collect on jury duty fines. Please do not fall for this scam," reads a statement from Lawrenceburg Police.
Bright Fire Responds to Structure Fire Caused by Firework
Multiple agencies assisted at the scene early Sunday morning.
Resurfacing Project on Dixie Highway Set to Begin
Project will focus on pavement and other improvements along the corridor in Boone, Kenton counties
Local Farmers Markets Join Indiana's Ultimate Farmers Market Challenge
Vote now for your favorite hometown farmers market
Indiana's First Buc-ee's Location Announced
A second Indiana location is being evaluated
FDA Investigating Five-State Outbreak of Cyclospora
Consumers should avoid eating shredded iceberg lettuce from Mexico at Taco Bell locations in IN, KY, OH, MI, and WV
Milan, Delaware Firefighters Extinguish Garbage Truck Fire at Milan High School
The call came in around 5 AM Friday, July 17
Free Summer Lunch
Help for Friends and Family of a problem drinker. You know what it is doing to them, do you know what it is doing to you?
at Hamline Chapel United Methodist Church
Join for peace, love, and pride on July 19th from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM at the Dearborn County Fairgrounds.
at Dearborn County FairgroundsMultiple agencies assisted at the scene early Sunday morning.
Project will focus on pavement and other improvements along the corridor in Boone, Kenton counties
Vote now for your favorite hometown farmers market
The award honors men’s college basketball student-athletes who excelled in academics during the previous season
The event happens September 5 in Lawrenceburg.
The action starts on Friday, August 21
