Local Heber City woman, Pamela Sever, narrowly avoided being scammed by fraudulent callers posing as her bank. The incident serves as a reminder that anyone can fall victim to these schemes, as even the wife of a police chief was almost duped. Pamela received a call from a number that appeared to be her longtime bank, reporting fraudulent activity on her account. Despite providing some details, she did not disclose her passwords. Her husband, Heber Police Chief Parker Sever, intervened and reminded her to contact the bank directly. Fortunately, they were able to hang up before any money was lost. The couple is now sharing their experience to raise awareness and remind others that falling for scams is not their fault. As tax season approaches, scammers are on the prowl, preying on unsuspecting victims. Chief Sever emphasizes the importance of speaking up and not feeling embarrassed, as anyone can be a target. The incident was a wake-up call for Pamela, who urges others to remain vigilant against similar fraudulent attempts.
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