California prosecutors are warning drivers of a scam where fake traffic citations are sent via email or text. The messages mimic court alerts, urging residents to pay fees via links or QR codes.

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Thousands of Hoosiers are receiving a sternly worded text warning — supposedly sent by a court — that they ...

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Scammers are sending texts that look like a court summons for an unpaid Indiana toll violation. The Indiana Toll Road operator has confirmed it does not text customers to request payment or sensitive ...

The texts and emails suggest the recipient owes unpaid or outstanding traffic tickets or has violations that remain unresolved.

From a global clothing brand to our biggest bank, companies that don’t follow the rules on sending marketing spam to ...

The fraudulent texts claim recipients owe fines tied to Marion Superior Court.