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Roseville Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement <br /> Commission <br /> Agenda Item <br /> DATE: March 21, 2018 ITEM: 8b <br /> ITEM DESCRIPTION: City Engagement Efforts <br /> Background <br /> Get to Know Roseville Police— Fraud, Scam, Identify Theft <br /> Scammers are heartless. They use threatening tactics, warning that a federal agent or police <br /> officer is on the way to arrest the targeted victim or that a loved one will be sent to prison. <br /> They even go through obituaries to get enough information to fool a grieving family member. <br /> Some of the recent scams that the Roseville Police have seen lately include: <br /> • An IRS call demanding immediate payment for a tax bill. <br /> • A police officer calling to say they have a warrant for your arrest and demand money for <br /> bail. <br /> • Notification that your insurance policy is about to lapse because of an unpaid premium. <br /> • A call from a "grandchild" saying he is in trouble and asking the grandparents to send <br /> money. <br /> The Roseville Police Department will help you keep your hard-earned money.Join them on <br /> March 27 for a free class to learn how to spot a scam and what to do if you believe you've been <br /> a victim. <br /> Tuesday, March 27 <br /> 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. <br /> Roseville Skating Center <br /> 2661 Civic Center Drive <br /> Light snacks and refreshments will be provided <br /> Open to residents 18 years and older or 15 to 17 years with parent or guardian <br />