Utica, NY, November 9, 2026 — Utica Police have issued a public warning regarding a potential scam targeting residents, which may involve fraudulent warrants. Authorities are urging citizens to be aware of this developing situation.

The nature of the scam involves individuals or entities purporting to represent legal or law enforcement agencies to deceive victims. While the specifics of the fraudulent warrants were not detailed, the warning suggests a tactic that leverages the authority of legal documents to instill fear or urgency in unsuspecting individuals.

Residents are advised to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of any communications claiming to involve warrants. Information regarding the specific entities or individuals perpetrating the scam was not immediately available. The Utica Police Department has not provided details on the timeline of these reports or the number of individuals affected.

Further details regarding the scam, including specific methods of contact or demands made by the alleged perpetrators, were not disclosed. The police department encourages anyone who believes they may have been targeted or has encountered suspicious activity related to fraudulent warrants to contact the Utica Police Department directly. The exact amount of any potential financial losses or fines associated with this scam has not been provided. The police department has not released information on specific enforcement actions taken in response to these reports at this time.

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