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We are currently experiencing caller ID spoofing, where our company phone number is being used without our permission to call random individuals. As a result, we’ve received a large number of return calls we did not initiate. To manage this situation, we may not be able to answer phone calls at this time. The best way to reach us is by messaging us directly on social media with genuine, thoughtful questions — we will respond as soon as we see them. We’ve reported this incident to the FCC, who wi

Spoofing. It’s a common tactic scammers use to trick people into believing that an official government office is calling them before demanding payment. Major Crimes Lieutenant McKloskey explains how to spot caller ID spoofing and protect yourself from falling victim to these scams. Remember, the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office does not call to request cash or electronic payment for arrest warrants, jury duty, subpoenas, or other legal matters. If you receive a suspicious phone call, hang up imm