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• Sep 22, 2023
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On September 19, 2023, I was called by a Palm Beach Police Officer “Steve Miller” badge # 0495. He called from “ (631) 892-6231. Who told me my mother had been in a very bad car accident and it was due to her being distracted while using her cell phone. “P/O Miller” told me my mother hit someone and the person was in critical condition and on the way to the hospital. I was confused because the number he called from is from Bayshore Long Island. He told me he’d moved to Florida and just never changed his phone number. He told me that my mother had been arrested for “Reckless Endangerment and Demonstrating willful or wanton disregard for safety”. He said my mother had given them my name and number to call because she didn’t want other family members to be alarmed and she needed bail money. He said that her bail was 9500.00 and I could pay the 10% of 950.00 to get her out today. I told him all I had to my name was $100.00. He said that he can talk to the Bail Bonds person to work something out for me.
“Steve” said Mark King Affordable Bail Bonds accepts CashApp but it’s with his wife’s account. (CashApp https://CashApp/$EleenYGomez). He had me on hold for a few minutes and told me the bondsman would accept the deposit of $100 because my mother doesn’t have any prior arrests. He said once she’s out the bondsman would arrange a payment plan with my mother. He asked for my email so he could send a receipt of what my mother’s bail would cost. He said I could pay with CashApp but it’s with Mark King’s wife’s CashApp account. He said once I send through the CashApp payment he then said to email the CashApp confirmation back to the bail bondsman my mother would be released at 4 pm. He hung up after he got the confirmation info I sent. I called my mom on a whim to see what was happening knowing that if she were really in a situation she wouldn’t answer the phone. When she picked up and said everything is okay and she was at work. That’s when I knew I was scammed.

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- Mobile, AL, USA • Jun 26, 2023
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I was called and told that my daughter had been in a very bad accident and it was due to her being distracted while using her phone and that she had run a red light and the other person was in critical condition. He told me that she had been arrested and taken to jail and she had given them my name and number to call because she needed bail money. He said that her bail was 9500.00 and I could pay the 10% of 950.00 to get her out today. He said that if I took cash or check to the jailhouse that it was held for 24 hours and I could not get her out until it cleared. He tried to get me to venmo money to https://account.venmo.com/u/Jean-Maurice-7 or use Zelle to pay Lisa Harper, the lead Bondsman. I asked them how I could make sure this wasn't a scam and he said that if it was a scam he would've asked for my banking information that's why they used a secure money paying site. Before I sent money I asked him where the accident had happened and he said Scottsboro, AL and I said that my daughter wasn't up there and he said that she was but didn't want anyone to know she was that far from home. I asked for a call back number so I could check on it and call him back and he hung up. Another email forwarded to me was https://account.venmo.com/u/financesupervisor. The email sent had a case number and a detailed message re: the charges she had.

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