Scam

Sedalia Police Reports For April 17, 2020.

The Johnson County Sheriff's Office warned the public about someone executing a phone scam identifying himself as Detective Sellers with the warrant task force.

The latest holiday scam is designed to get you to give your Amazon.com account information to scammers.

Marshall, MO Police recently received information of a scam which is being conducted by email.

When tragedies such as Hurricane Harvey strike, people want to help out as much as possible. Unfortunately, scammers often use these events for selfish purposes, trying to scam good-hearted people out of money and resources.

On Friday (July 28), Pettis County Fire Department officials began receiving reports of a scam in an attempt to solicit donations on their behalf.

If you bought something from Amazon this holiday season, watch out!

The Pettis County Sheriff's Department is warning residents of tax scam phone calls being reported to their office.

Missouri Attorney General's office representatives will be in flood-ravaged parts of the state starting Friday, offering tips to help victims avoid clean-up scams and price-gouging.

Pettis County Recorder of Deeds Barbara Clevenger urges county residents to be wary of mail offers to provide copies of legal documents. Record Transfer Services, a private company, offers to obtain copies of property deeds for homeowners and then charges an excessive fee for the document...