I received the same message as you guys on my answering machine. I was very confused at first because I could only understand bits and pieces of the message. I thought at first it was work related but then I finally made out what he was saying. I started to get concerned and kept playing the message over and over cause I could make out what he was saying. Then finally I figured it out. The funniest part for me was when he said, he had a search warrant, bench warrant or something else and gave the address where he would search. The address he gave was my work place. Why was it so funny to me? I work at the District Attorneys Office. I was kind of hoping he would show up. lol. Some people are so stupid and annoying.
While I can't speak from experience, I do not think any officer of the law is in the habit of calling someone to warn them that they will be served a warrant and be arrested the next day.
When ya think about that for a second or two, it just doesn't make any sense.
i got a call from 707 656 4727 claiming to be lt. lynn taylor of the dea. she said i could go go jail for 7 years and if i told anyone, husband, friend or family i would be implicating them and they too would face federal charges. she said she could talk to customs in the dominican republic and see if i could pay a fine. she put me on hold for a minute and came back saying i could pay $7000. i had already googled her and found this and a couple other sites so i told her no, i wouldn't do that and i had found the websites. she said she would prove to me she was real and dispatch officers to my home to arrest me and hung up. i called the local police and gave them the info. i also called the dea hotline in the above post and gave them the same info.