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Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office Warns Of Scam
November 29, 2015
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office has received information related to an adult male representing himself as a member of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.
This individual was seen wearing a grey polo shirt with the Skyline Fire Department logo. It is believed he has been asking citizens to inspect their home alarm system. This individual does not represent the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office and or Skyline Fire Department. Reports came from Milton and Pace.
The sheriff’s office is asking citizens to be “Scam Smart” when solicitors visit your home. All solicitors in Santa Rosa County are required to carry and display a Solicitation Permit which contains a photo ID issued by Santa Rosa County.
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Does anyone know if Escambia County (FL) requires a solicitation permit? We live in a subdivision that has a clearly posted “No Solicitation” sign at the entrance, and yet we had someone from a local real estate office inquiring about buying homes. When I informed him of the HOA policy, he stated that he didn’t care, he has to make a living.