A woman reported losing over $6,000 to scammers who claimed to work at her bank. The incident was reported on Wednesday.
According to a police report, the scammers contacted the woman and extorted the money from her. The report does not provide further details on the scam or the investigation.
For more information on the incident, further details are available from the source. The police report is the basis for what is known about the scam.
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