Arlington Professional Firefighters in Poughkeepsie warn public of T-shirt sale scam
The Arlington Professional Firefighters in Poughkeepsie is warning the public about a scam being conducted by people impersonating fire department members.
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Sep 9, 2022, 4:50 PM
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Updated 601 days ago
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2ds agoThe Arlington Professional Firefighters in Poughkeepsie is warning the public about a scam being conducted by people impersonating fire department members.
According to a Facebook post, individuals claiming to be members of the fire department have been messaging their social media followers about T-shirts for sale.
The Arlington Professional Firefighters in Poughkeepsie is not selling T-shirts, the post explained.
