The police warn the Americans of a serious fraud claim that police officers have been lost.
The fraudsters are trying to steal information by asking the public to help find a police officer.
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Law enforcement participated in news about the fraud on social media, and the residents warned against being cautious against the participation of missing persons who lack information.
“This is a fraud. Be skeptical of any post like this that lacks specific details such as time, site, or police contact information, and always think twice before clicking on suspicious links or providing banking information,” published the Bucceye Police Department in Arizona.
The post displays pictures of Katie Knongham, a sergeant at the Great Fols Police Department in Montana.
The Great Falls Police Administration revealed the allegations of the fraudsters that Cunningham was missing.
“We just talked to her, who is alive and healthy in Great Falls High, where she worked as a SRO,” the department posted on Facebook.
Then the administration provided important details on how to discover the fake missing fraud process.
In the publication of the missing persons lost to the deceived, they wrote incorrect information about its age, weight, height and boycott.
The fake post claimed that Keningham was in a “severe danger and needed medical help.”
The fraudulent publication ended with a request to help society and also the professional officer image.
