Phone Scam

A new text scam targeting the kindness and empathy of women in Texas is being sent to your smartphone. Here's what to look for and what you should do next.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection urges Texas residents to be on alert for scam callers claiming they are involved in criminal activity.

One of the more recent scams in Louisiana involves an official-looking text with a legitimate-looking website.

The Federal Trade Commission is warning Louisiana consumers to not answer calls from ten specific area codes from around the globe. Here's what to avoid.

Immediately upon answer you are asked a simple routine question "Can you hear me?" and without thinking you respond, "Yes". Unfortunately, if this sounds familiar you have more than likely been a victim of the 'Say Yes' scam.

Scammers can make it appear like they are calling from a police department, but don't believe it.

Do you ever get the feeling that someone has stuck a "Kick Me" sign on the backsides of many of us?

No member of the Shreveport Police Department will ever send emails, texts, or make phone calls soliciting moneys or gift cards.

Investigators assigned to the Caddo-Shreveport Financial Crimes Task Force have made an arrest in a month’s long investigation.

Scores of Bossier Parish residents say they've been contacted by these scammers claiming to represent the Bossier Sheriff's Office.

Officials say that if you feel like something is off - trust your gut and hang up.