Crime & Safety
Northport Police Warn Public Of Latest Phone Scam
The Northport Police Department is cautioning the public to be aware of scam callers claiming to be NPD officers.
NORTHPORT, AL — The Northport Police Department is cautioning the public to be aware of scam callers claiming to be NPD officers.
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Assistant Chief Keith Carpenter told local media that scammers are calling people, identifying themselves as NPD officers, and leaving a call-back number that leads to an automated attendant to get individuals' personal information.
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Carpenter said this is a scam and NPD officers will never call and ask for personal information or payment.
For those who may be unsure about a call, dial (205) 339-6600 to speak with a dispatcher.
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