Scammers Posing as U.S. Treasury Agents

For Immediate Release
January 14, 2016

Scammers Posing As U.S. Treasury Agents

Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones reports that back in October of last year, we sent out information on a scam involving the Internal Revenue Service. This trend is continuing this year and we are receiving phone calls about the activity.  A suspect informs the victim by phone that they are calling from the Internal Revenue Service.  They tell the victim they owe back taxes that need to be collected as soon as possible.  The amount the suspect tells the victim they owe is normally between 5 and 6 thousand dollars.  The scammer will agree to a compromise if the victim offers money.
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The Sheriff is reminding everyone to never give information over the phone, especially personal information. It is always suspicious when demands of money are made or there are threats of incarceration.  Please stay in contact with elderly relatives and friends who are often the target of these scams.

Prepared by:
Sgt. Melissa Gerhardt