April 2, 2019, 4:04 am
Convicted sex offenders are reaching out to Virginia State Police for help.
They’re concerned about a recent increase in phone call scams that seem to target them.
“The Virginia State Police are getting numerous calls from convicted sex offenders in the Northern Virginia region who are being told there is a warrant out for their arrest,” a Virginia State Police spokesperson advised.”The sex offender is advised not to call the Virginia State Police and that the only way to adjudicate the warrant is by paying off a fine.”
It is against Virginia law to use the Virginia Sex Offender Registry to intimidate or harassing the men and women on the list.
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