Haverstraw police are warning residents about a parking ticket scam circulating via text message.
However, authorities say these messages are fraudulent and urge people not to click on any links provided.
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Jul 1, 2024, 1:10 PM
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Updated 2 days ago
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yesterdayThe fake texts appear to come from "NEW YORK CITYPAY" claiming that recipients have an unpaid parking ticket.
However, authorities say these messages are fraudulent and urge people not to click on any links provided.
"Always independently verify any outstanding bills by contacting the billing company directly," advised Haverstraw police in a statement.
