Crime & Safety
Trumbull Police Warn Residents Of Text Message Scam
Police warn Trumbull residents to be aware of a recent text message scam. Here are the details.

TRUMBULL, CT — Police are warning Trumbull residents to aware of a recent text message scam.
In a Facebook post last week, police provided a photo of the scam message, which includes a document that appears to be a "final enforcement notice" from the state of Connecticut.
"Please be aware that if you received a text message like the one shown, it is a scam," police wrote on Facebook.
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According to police, legitimate organizations will not send unsolicited text messages requesting payments or sensitive information in this manner.
Any residents who have concerns are asked to:
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- Not click any links or respond to the message.
- Verify information through official websites.
- Contact the organization directly using trusted phone numbers or sources.
"Stay vigilant and help protect yourself and others by sharing this information," police wrote.
Shelton police issued a similar warning to residents last week regarding a text message scam.
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