Fake court summons text scam draws hundreds to Denver district court
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DENVER — A scam text message posing as an official court summons is circulating across Colorado and the nation, prompting warnings from law enforcement and drawing hundreds of confused residents to a Denver district court.
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What happened
DENVER — A scam text message posing as an official court summons is circulating across Colorado and the nation, prompting warnings from law enforcement and drawing hundreds of confused residents to a Denver district court.
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