Monroe police warn of telephone scams

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MONROE – Recently, Monroe Township police officers have taken several reports from residents reporting attempted scams via the telephone.

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Representatives of the IRS should not be calling regarding money owed to them, according to a statement provided by the police. If the caller says a relative is arrested abroad, call a family member to confirm they are safe. The Monroe Township PBA does not solicit donations via telephone.

Any residents that think they are the victim, or potential victim, of a scam should contact police prior to sending money or giving personal information. Call 732-521-0222.

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