Social Security Fraud: What It Looks Like and How Not to Get Scammed
Social Security has done a lot of good since its inception in the 1930s, including dramatically reducing poverty among the elderly over the course of the elderly. But very often, Social Security provides a benefit that others try to take away.
So many millions of Social Security checks are sent out to American taxpayers that scams to steal them are frequently carried out. And of late, there have been numerous stories in the news about individuals getting arrested for such scams.
Social Security has done a lot of good since its inception in the 1930s, including dramatically reducing poverty among the elderly over the course of the elderly. But very often, Social Security provides a benefit that others try to take away.
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White Hall School Resource Officer Brian Todd (front row) attends Dealing with Adolescent Grief Issues presented by Dr. John E. Beckwith Jr (left), a 34-year Texas licensed funeral director, embalmer and owner of Golden Gate Funeral Home. (Pine Bluff Commercial/Eplunus Colvin)
After canceling last year because of the coronavirus pandemic, the University of Arkansas System Criminal Justice Institute hosted its 16th annual Arkansas Safe Schools Conference last week at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock.
Co-sponsored this year by Gov. Asa Hutchinson, the Arkansas Safe Schools Association, the state Department of Education, and state Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, the two-day conference drew more than 200 school resource officers, law enforcement officials, commissioned school security officers, educators, and counselors from around the state including officials from the White Hall