The Palm Springs Police Department is hosting a free talk that teaches residents how to recognize scams and stay safe online.
The Palm Springs Police Department is offering a free talk on how to spot scams and stay safe online. NBC Palm Springs reported the event on November 9, 2026. It is open to residents and costs nothing to attend.
According to the report, the talk teaches people how to recognize scams and protect themselves online. Scams often arrive by phone, text, email or social media. They try to rush you into sending money or sharing personal details.
Scammers go after phones, bank accounts and older relatives. A talk like this can help families learn the warning signs before money is lost. Local police events are also a low-cost way to hear about the tactics scammers are using right now.
The material available does not say when or where the talk takes place. It also does not say whether you need to sign up, or which scams will be covered. Those details were not included in the information provided.
A free police talk is an easy way to learn current scam tactics, so look up the details and bring a relative along.
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