Immediate Broadcast Alert: Police urge prompt sharing, particularly over radio networks

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2025 September 15 . 9:38 PM

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Immediate broadcast, particularly via radio, of police advisory is urged

In the past few days, a wave of fraudulent phone calls has been reported in the Albstadt area and its surroundings. The callers, who claim to be police officers or other officials, inquire about the caller's money and valuables, and urge them to hand over these items for safekeeping.

However, the police wish to clarify that these calls are scams and not from legitimate authorities. The police reiterate that they will never ask for money or valuables over the phone, and any such requests should be immediately disregarded.

The police have not indicated that money or valuables are not safe at homes or banks without prior communication. In fact, they claim that the money and valuables are no longer safe at the caller's home or bank if they comply with the demands of the fraudulent callers.

The Albstadt area is currently under a warning for this type of fraudulent call. The police advise the public to hang up immediately if they receive such a call, and to avoid engaging in conversation with the fraudulent callers.

For inquiries, contact Martin Raff at the Police Headquarters Reutlingen during office hours at 07121/942-1105. Outside office hours, contact 07121/942-2224. The official website for Police Headquarters Reutlingen is http://www.polizei-bw.de. For emails, contact the press office of Police Headquarters Reutlingen at [email protected].

The police clarify that they would never take money or valuables for safekeeping, and that any such requests are fraudulent. The police advise against falling victim to these scams and urge the public to remain vigilant.