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The Gulfport Police Department is warning the public about a new scam that they received several calls about.
The scammers are calling and identifying themselves as employees of the Gulfport Police Department. They then tell the individuals they call that they have an active warrant.
If the individual doesn’t want to be arrested, they must send money.
Gulfport police said they wanted to remind the public that they do not ever request money over the phone.
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