During the broadcast, Sheriff Montgomery outlined numerous red flags residents should watch for and gave advice on what to do if someone thinks they are being scammed.
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Montgomery explains what to do if someone does get scammed.
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Sheriff Montgomery went on to share his personal favorite way to answer suspected scam calls.
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By the end of the program, residents had gained practical strategies to identify and avoid scammers – from spoofed numbers to impersonated institutions.
The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office shared a list of automatic triggers to know someone if someone is being scammed.
A list of red flags as well as a recording of the program are available at KTLO.com for those who could not tune in live.
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