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'You're going to believe them': San Antonio woman loses $2K in jury duty scam
A San Antonio woman lost $2,000 in a phone scam impersonating a police officer claiming she missed jury duty, prompting local police to increase prevention efforts.
By Madalynn Lambert·5 hr ago
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A San Antonio woman fell victim to a phone scam that cost her $2,000, prompting police to ramp up efforts to prevent others from falling into the same trap.
Kathy Bushon says she was at work when she received a frightening call from a man who identified himself as a San Antonio Police Department officer.
The caller told her that she had missed jury duty and that a warrant had been issued for her arrest.
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