According to the RCPD, multiple citizens have reported that scammers are calling them claiming to be “Patrol Officer Davenport” and requesting money for a warrant stemming from PPP loans taken out during the COVID pandemic.
The RCPD said their department doesn’t employ a Patrol Officer Davenport.
The RCPD says it will never request payment over the phone. If you receive scam calls similar to this you can call (785) 537-2112 to verify if an RCPD officer or employee tried calling.
“Never make a payment over the phone to someone or some entity that you do not know,” the RCPD wrote on Facebook.
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