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New Jersey Transit Police Detectives are Investigating a New Cell Phone Scam

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Ridgewood NJ, New Jersey Transit Police Detectives are investigating a recent cell phone scam like the below pattern. Although this scam occurs abroad, we want you aware when traveling the system.

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Scammers are approaching potential victims and requesting to use their phone to make an emergency call. Or, the scammers request a donation be made to an important cause. In some cases, young children are involved.
With the victim’s phone in hand, the scammers discreetly open banking / payment apps. The scammers then fraudulently transfer funds to themselves or their associates. This can include a large transfer of money in seconds while the victim is unaware. In our case, the victim was distracted.
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1 thought on “New Jersey Transit Police Detectives are Investigating a New Cell Phone Scam

  1. Ha ha. I don’t own a smartphone and have never set up any online banking or investment accounts.

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