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State and local authorities warn public about text message scams
JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) — State and local authorities issued warnings about text message scams on Friday. Thousands of Mississippians continue receiving text messages from unknown individuals, falsely claiming they owe toll road or towing fees. Some text messages even threaten the suspension of driver’s licenses.
MDPS says the scam consists of a call or text to residents, saying they must pay a fine or their license will be revoked ...
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Kzoo police shut down immigration-related use of license plate readersA West Michigan police department has shut off external access to its license plate reader (LPR) cameras after learning the data was being searched by departments “focused on immigration-related ...
Public Safety Director Tim Kozal said the vehicle enhances community service by allowing quicker deployment of drones that ...
Construction of a new $20 million public safety building for the San Bernardino school district has started and is set to be ...
The Los Angeles City Council finalized and approved a revised version of Mayor Karen Bass’ $13.9 billion budget proposal ...
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Minnesota Department of Public Safety warns of fake messages imitating Driver and Vehicle ServicesThe Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) is alerting Minnesotans to be aware of fake messages imitating the Minnesota ...
Following the retirement of Mike Yaniero, former Director of Public Safety for Jacksonville, the City of Jacksonville has ...
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