Abby Jackson.. called me and left a message that she investigating a fraudulent crime against me and I need to call so, she can here my side of the story. .. Not going to do it!! Police don't give you a warning, I thought they just come to your house.
A "so called" DEA Agent called & told me if I didn't want to be arrested I would pay so much money in "fines" to have my case resolved. It's a scam! I don't know who would fall for this but people must because I have been called before by a DEA agent doing the same thing. The DEA doesn't make phone calls they kick in doors!
Called on March 15, 2013. Said they were DEA to call them back. Told them I would meet with them and my attorney. "No, No, that isn't how it works!" Credit card fine and it will disappear. "Do you want the DEA to raid your house?"At the same time my Facebook account was closed saying I was involved in illegal activities. I think they convinced Facebook they were cops too. No explanation from them when I questioned what events led to problems with my account. You should be aware that Facebook is not secure and these people may have compromised your account there too. I turned it over to the Attorney General's office in Iowa. Gave them recordings of the calls and phone numbers. These guys knew what prescriptions I was taking too. Did they hack medical records and or Social Security? I told the AG office that too. On one of the tapes the guy was so drugged out he could hardly talk. AG told me it is next to impossible to catch these guys. They have a device to spoof phone calls. Ignored them and didn't hear back. Until today, December 5, 2013. Sounded like the same guy, similar story. Left a message. They evidently don't remember calling me back in March. I will file with the authorities. I would think impersonating a Police Officer would raise some questions. But, nothing happened with my last report to the AG, probably because not much can be done.
I don't know how these crooks got my number, but they called and said they were coming to my house with a warrant. Well, law enforcement doesn't call anyone when they are coming with a warrant. As I work in the judicial system, I knew it was a scam but I played along. I wouldn't be arrested if I went to Western Union and sent them money and I said I didn't have that much but could send half. The guy applied pressure for me to get to Western Union asap and send what I could. Then I started laughing and said I worked for the DOJ and to please call me tomorrow at work. Never heard from them again and it's been several months. I had been getting calls pretty often but never answered, just got voicemail that I never responded to. Now, nothing.