Scammers hit WVU students

Scammers are calling WVU students, with  Charleston Police Department appearing on the caller ID, and then asking for personal information that can be used to empty checking accounts or hit credit cards to the limit.
  
WVU Police Chief Rob Roberts says his agency has received about 15 reports of the scam.

Students were told that warrants were issued for their arrest and their scholarship funds are in jeopardy if personal information is not provided.

If you get that call, phone campus police at 304-293-26777.