Deputies make arrests, warn of texting scam
The following arrests were reported by the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office for the dates of April 22, 2013 thru April 28, 2013.
Renee Camp, – 4/23/13 – Forgery (1 count), false statements and writings (1count).
Brody Thomaston, – 4/23/13 – Sale of a schedule II drug (1count).
Michael Todd Green, – 4/24/13 – Burglary (8 counts), theft by taking (7 counts).
Charles King, – 4/28/13 – Pedestrian under the influence (1 count), Criminal trespass (1 count), obstruction of officer (1 count).
Marcus Wilkinson, – 4/28/13 – Burglary (1 count).
Citizens should be aware of a text phishing scam that is live and operating from a Broward Co., FL address. The number that is showing on caller ID may be (754) 3363-7727. A fraudulent business is texting consumers with messages that their payment cards have been frozen. The scammers send a BIN number followed by XXXX in the message to make it look like an official document. A phone number is also listed to call in this message. Consumers should be aware of this scam and protect themselves by not contacting the number that is listed. They should also contact their local banking institution and law enforcement if they are targeted. To receive fraud alerts in real time, join FICO’s fraud forum at www.fraudalertnetwork.com.
Brody Thomaston, – 4/23/13 – Sale of a schedule II drug (1count).
Michael Todd Green, – 4/24/13 – Burglary (8 counts), theft by taking (7 counts).
Charles King, – 4/28/13 – Pedestrian under the influence (1 count), Criminal trespass (1 count), obstruction of officer (1 count).
Marcus Wilkinson, – 4/28/13 – Burglary (1 count).
Citizens should be aware of a text phishing scam that is live and operating from a Broward Co., FL address. The number that is showing on caller ID may be (754) 3363-7727. A fraudulent business is texting consumers with messages that their payment cards have been frozen. The scammers send a BIN number followed by XXXX in the message to make it look like an official document. A phone number is also listed to call in this message. Consumers should be aware of this scam and protect themselves by not contacting the number that is listed. They should also contact their local banking institution and law enforcement if they are targeted. To receive fraud alerts in real time, join FICO’s fraud forum at www.fraudalertnetwork.com.
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