LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Metro Police brought a bit of comedic relief to the Las Vegas community with a funny video highlighting COVID-19 scams.
The “Scams and Rumors” public service video spreads the message of being cautious and ensuring sources are reliable before spreading “rumors.”
The rumors it addresses are:
- Utility workers trying to gain entrance to homes
- Door-to-door COVID-19 testing
NV Energy reminded everyone this week that all utility employees will have a company vehicle in the street behind them, as well as a photo ID on their company badges.
Metro also reminded the public coronavirus testing only takes place at official locations.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford warned consumers today about high-pressure sales tactics and to do research when dealing with health-related claims.
For more information, please visit Metro’s website.
