Scam Alert: Fake Parking Tickets Surface in Nashville

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The MNPD Fraud Unit cautions residents of an emerging parking ticket scam in the Midtown Hills area of Nashville.

Bogus Tickets Target Motorists

Authorities reveal that fraudulent parking tickets, bearing the label Metro Nashville Parking, have been discovered on vehicles. These deceptive citations allege illegal parking violations and demand payment of fines.

Differentiating Genuine from Fake

MNPD underscores the importance of distinguishing between legitimate and counterfeit tickets. Both MNPD and NDOT parking citations share a similar appearance. However, authentic fines can only be settled online via the Circuit Court Clerk’s Traffic Violation Bureau.

Avoiding Financial Pitfalls

Individuals are strongly advised against remitting payments through the fraudulent website www.metronashvilleparking.com or to a Square account.

Reporting Suspected Fraud

Victims of this scam or those encountering suspicious tickets are urged to contact the MNPD Fraud Unit at 615-862-8600 to report the incident to a detective.

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Stay Vigilant, Stay Safe

Remain vigilant against fraudulent activities targeting unsuspecting motorists. By promptly reporting any suspicious incidents, residents can help safeguard themselves and their community. Download The Local News App to stay informed about local news and safety alerts.

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