A person who is representing himself to be a United States Marshal or other law enforcement officer is contacting NH residents, saying they did not comply with a jury summons. This person may request a return call or payment of a fine or civil bond to avoid arrest. You may be directed to make a payment at a kiosk, provided a license plate number and/or stay on the line with the caller until payment is made. Your caller ID may appear to show a legitimate law enforcement or court phone number. THIS IS A HOAX. The court does not use the United States Marshals Service or any state law enforcement officers to arrest potential jurors.
A person is also contacting individuals informing them of pending criminal charges and directing them to pay bail money using public virtual currency machines or kiosks. THIS IS ALSO A HOAX.
If you receive any such calls, please terminate the call, do not provide any personal information, and notify the Clerk of Court, Dan Lynch, at daniel_lynch@nhd.uscourts.gov. Clerk Lynch will share any information provided to the United States Marshals Service.
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