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Excelsior Springs: Fight Back Against Scams

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Excelsior Springs, Missouri, is grappling with a surge in scams, targeting residents through calls, emails, and online traps. The local police and prosecutors office are collaborating to combat this issue by hosting a public education event on April 21st at the Excelsior Springs Community Center. Attendees will learn essential tips to protect themselves from fraud and financial tricks.

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Excelsior Springs: Fight Back Against Scams

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Excelsior Springs: Fight Back Against Scams. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 22, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Kansas News Today. Local news powered by AI. Scans are hitting hard in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, where police say it's just a matter of time before folks get targeted. The local department is teaming up with the Clay County Prosecutor's Office to fight back with public education on avoiding fraud and financial tricks. Lieutenant Ryan Dowdy warns that these schemes are everywhere in the area right now, praying on everyday people through calls, emails, and online traps. Residents have flooded police with reports of losses from fake investments to phony emergencies, leaving many out of pocket and frustrated. To help out, Prosecutor Zach Thompson heads to the Excelsior Springs Community Center at 500 Tiger Drive this Wednesday, April 21. At 6 p.m., dropping the freshest tips on staying safe. Talk your calendar and show up knowledge is your best shield against these crooks, keeping the streets financially secure.

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