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A phone call meant to trigger panic led to the arrest of a scammer in Louisville and helped uncover a massive international fraud operation that stole millions from senior citizens across the country.
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The Louisville mom said it was the scariest call she had ever received.
The scammers try to convince people they are in some sort of legal trouble and missed jury duty.
The scam claims there is a problem with your bank account that has to be handled immediately.
Maples said in the post scammers are calling residents and claiming they've missed jury duty.
Chief Deputy Andrew Ware said this past week, multiple people have fallen victim to this scam in Spencer County, losing a total of around $20,000.
The scammer is using a caller ID showing "Indiana State Police" with the phone number (765) 653-4114.
The Bullitt County Sheriff's Office is warning of a new scam involving people impersonating police officers.
The Hardin County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in bringing some criminals to justice.
KSP warns scams often have local numbers and use the name of real officers to make the scam seem real.