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Madisonville Police Warn of Rise in Bitcoin Scam Calls

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Madisonville police in Kentucky are warning residents about an increase in scam reports involving Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. According to officials, scammers may contact people claiming to be law enforcement officers or court officials, threatening arrest and demanding payment through methods like Bitcoin.

The Madisonville Police Department says legitimate officials will not ask for payment via Bitcoin or similar means. If you receive a suspicious call or message, slow down and verify the information through an official source before sending money.

A reference sheet provided by the police department outlines common scams and warning signs to help residents recognize and avoid becoming victims.

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