Video Apex Police Captain Trolls Scam Caller Issues Warning Cbs 17 Apex, n.c. (wncn) – apex police capt. ann stephens was on the receiving end of a scam phone call on tuesday. the police department posted a video to its facebook page documenting her experience with the caller. one caller said there were 25 illegal bank accounts open under her name. another said she is charged with money laundering and drug. Apex police captain ann stephens was told she was under arrest for money laundering and drug trafficking and needed to verify her social security number. nc police captain trolls scam caller.
Apex Police Captain Trolls Scam Caller Issues Warning Youtube When apex, nc police captain ann stephens got a call from a scammer saying she was under arrest unless she offered up personal information, she decided to tr. Apex police captain trolls scam caller, issues warning. A police captain turned the tables on a phone scammer who threatened her with arrest over bogus charges. capt. ann stephens with the apex police department i. A scam caller who warned a police officer that she would be arrested within 45 minutes if she didn’t hand over personal information found out only one thing — how easily he himself could be duped.
Police Captain Hilariously Trolls Scam Caller Who Threatens To Arrest A police captain turned the tables on a phone scammer who threatened her with arrest over bogus charges. capt. ann stephens with the apex police department i. A scam caller who warned a police officer that she would be arrested within 45 minutes if she didn’t hand over personal information found out only one thing — how easily he himself could be duped. A police officer has offered the best possible response to a phone scammer after they attempted to wrongly accuse her of a string of criminal offences. ann stephens, a police captain in apex, north carolina, first made the clap back after a man, ‘officer john black’ attempted to extort her personal information under the threat of an arrest. Apex police department shared the footage to serve as a warning for the public to not give out address, social security, and other personal information to suspicious callers. related articles (more: fcc warns consumers about new 'yes' phone scam).
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