Phone Scam Information (Please Scroll Below)

Does a family member or someone you know suffer from Alzheimer’s disease?

Ever have them wander away and become lost?

The Alzheimer’s Association has a Safe Return Program for nationwide identification. The program includes a nationwide participant registry that contains the full name of the registrant, a photograph, identifying characteristics, medical information, and emergency contact information which enables a police officer to easily identify a person with Alzheimer’s. They have bracelets, necklaces, lapel pins, key chains, and more for easy identification. The Safe Return Program can also be used by police to send an alert to area agencies that a person with Alzheimer’s disease is missing. This may help recover a person faster.

Interested?

For more information, contact the Alzheimer’s Association Safe Return Program Hotline At
1 (800) 883-1180
Or
Stop at the Pine Hill Police Department for Literature

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Pine Hill Residents

BEWARE

There is a new phone scam spreading quickly by perpetrator(s) attempting to steal your personal information to commit fraud. Fall for it and your identity could be stolen!

HERE”S HOW IT WORKS

Someone calls pretending to be a court official who threateningly says a warrant has been issued for your arrest because you didn’t show up for Jury Duty. The caller claims to be a Jury Coordinator. If you protest that you never received a summons for jury duty, the scammer asks for your Social Security Number and Date of Birth so he/she can verify the information and cancel the arrest warrant. Sometimes they even ask for credit card numbers. Give any of this information and BINGO!!

Your Identity just got Stolen

The FBI and the Federal Court System have issued nationwide alerts on this matter, warning consumers about this fraud.

Remember
Never give out your personal information to anyone over the phone.
If you have doubts, hang up on them and call the Jury Management office of the Camden County Courthouse