$30,000 scam stopped in its tracks by attentive employee #shorts @wcco
$30,000 scam stopped in its tracks by attentive employee #shorts @wcco
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Scammers convinced a woman in Northfield that her accounts had been hacked, and sending them $30,000 in cash was the only way to fix it. A.J. Hilton shows how a gut instinct from a front desk worker stopped this scam in its tracks.

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