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People across the community are being targeted by scammers claiming the recipient's computer is to be seized in relation to child pornography, paedophilia, cyber pornography or other related crimes.
Gardaí have received a number of reports in relation to local people being targeted by the child pornography scam email.
The current scam e-mail purports to be from An Garda Síochána.
Gardaí are advising the public that An Garda Síochána does not and will not make contact with a person who is under investigation.
Gardaí are reminding the public of the following fraud prevention advice: Don’t respond to any unsolicited email seeking personal, financial or security advice and never click on a link or attachment in an unsolicited email.
Contact local gardaí should you receive an email or text message and are concerned in relation to its content.
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