Miss, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> What? >> Yeah, you missed jury duty. I'm going to have to place you under arrest unless you go into the store and you get Google Play cards, Apple cards, Amazon cards, or if there's Bitcoin, we take Bitcoin as well. You have to pay $2,000 bond. >> So, am I getting arrested or what? >> You are unless you go into that store and get the $2,000 bond that I just told you about. And I want you to stay on the phone with me the whole time, okay? Don't tell anybody inside what you're doing. All right? But you're standing in front of me right now. >> That's a great point. Do you have Venmo, Cash App, or Zel? I >> I mean, this is insane. >> Okay, obviously that didn't happen. But here's what is happening. Scammers are calling people every day pretending to be law enforcement. They use our real names and they can make it look like they're calling from real agency numbers. They reel you in by saying you have a warrant or missed court, then threaten arrest unless you pay immediately. If there's a real warrant, we'll just show up and arrest you. No gift card necessary. If law enforcement calls demanding payment, hang up, look up the number yourself, and call them back. And one more thing, please share this. Send it to your parents, grandparents, your neighbors, especially anyone who's not on social media and might not see warnings like this.