Watertown police warn of phone scam involving fake PBA calls
Officers say the imposters are soliciting donations over the phone
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18h agoPolice are warning the public of a phone scam involving individuals posing as members of the Police Benevolent Association.
Officers say the imposters are soliciting donations over the phone.
Police say they only raise funds through the mail and caution people not to give any personal or financial information over the phone.
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