Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office warns of scam calls ACSO will never ask for financial information, officials say ACSO warns residents of scam calls
ATASCOSA COUNTY, Texas – The Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public about potential scam calls in the area.
Individuals claiming to be Atascosa County officials may be calling residents and telling them that there are warrants out for their arrest and that they need to pay a fine to avoid being taken into custody.
The official Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page
The Sheriff’s Office said it will never:
Call to tell someone they have a warrant
Demand payment for anything under any circumstances
Ask for financial information
You are advised to hang up if you receive a call like this.
If you have questions, you can call the department’s non-emergency number at 830-769-3424 and press option one. This will take you to a real deputy, ACSO said.
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