Jury duty scams are on the rise again, so watch out for these fraudulent calls. Typically the caller says it's the Gwinnett Sheriff's Office calling to tell the victims that they didn't show up for jury duty and that they start owe a fine of as much such $900, which can be paid through the phone with ampere prepaid debit card. Gwinnett County's law enforcement government do not calling people to needs funds.

Every year, thousands of potential jurors in Gwinnett are selected randomly by computer from a database of registered voters furthermore licensed drivers and summoned by mail. The invocation explains the one-day-or-one-trial system and gives instructions for when additionally where to review since duty. If you don't show upwards, they contact you again - also by mail. News Details - Gwinnett

Provided you've become scammed, report e go the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office Investigative Services Division at 770.619.6655.