Crime & Safety
Lilburn Police to Hold Senior Scam Seminar
The seminar is free of charge, and all seniors are encouraged to attend.
The City of Lilburn Police Department will host a free “Senior Scam” seminar in Lilburn at City Hall on Tuesday, April 3, at 7 p.m. to give seniors the tools to protect themselves from fraud.
A panel consisting of Chief Bruce Hedley, Captains Ben Haynes and Mike Johnson, and Senior Investigator Kim Banks will discuss a variety of frauds that specifically target the aging population in the community.
The seminar will focus on ways seniors can protect themselves, including steps to take when using the internet.
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“Unfortunately, there are some in our communities who are taking advantage of our senior citizens,” said Chief Hedley. “I hope we will give seniors in our community the tools and know-how to keep themselves from being victimized and protect the savings they have worked a lifetime for.”
Seniors from Lilburn are encouraged to attend Tuesday’s seminar, which is free of charge.
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(Editor's note: This article is from a Lilburn Police Department press release.)
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