Neosho Police Department warns public of phone number spoofing scam
Department wants residents to be aware that caller ID should not be considered proof that a caller is legitimate.
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Department wants residents to be aware that caller ID should not be considered proof that a caller is legitimate.
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Department wants residents to be aware that caller ID should not be considered proof that a caller is legitimate.
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