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The Shelby County Sheriff's Department continues to receive complaints regarding calls from fake deputies requesting money be paid to avoid going to jail.
Most recently, a complainant stated they received a call from someone who claimed to be an officer who stated the person had a warrant and that they needed to go to Walmart and transfer $2000 to pay their bond in order to stay out of jail.
The Sheriff's Department says, to be clear, if you have a warrant, they will let you know. However it's not likely to be with a phone call.
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