The sheriff's office says the scam involves a phone call from someone claiming to be with the sheriff's office and that they are calling about an arrest warrant.
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The scammer then asks the person on the phone to post their bail using some type of mobile-pay app.
Officials say they would never call regarding an arrest warrant or ask for money over the phone.
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If you receive one of these calls, you're asked to call local law enforcement.