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New York State Police warn residents about DEA social security scam

New York State Police say you should never give your social security number or any other private information over the phone.

NEW YORK, USA — Troopers are warning the public about a new scam where a caller identifies themself as a member of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and advises you that your social security number is being suspended. 

New York State Police say the DEA and other law enforcement agencies have no affiliation with social security matters.

New York State Police say you should never give your social security number or any other private information over the phone.

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