“Scammers may impersonate government officials or election candidates,” said the police in a news release on Saturday .
“They may also use the display photos of the people they are impersonating to perpetrate scams, which may include soliciting for bank transfers.” Check for scam signs and with official sources. Individuals should also not click on dubious URL links provided by unofficial sources.
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