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More Today's News: •   No Refusal Weekend: HPD employs "Bat Va" to catch DWI offenders •   Odds now 50-50 an HPD officer will be a minority •   Police Commander appeals ruling in his whistleblower claim •   Sin in Galveston - Peek at The Past? •   Texas considers deporting foreign inmates •   Vandalism spreading around Bay Area - VIDEO •   Fugitive Alert - Brazoria County Sheriff's Office •   Arbitrator reviews Killeen officer's suspension •   Beach access road shut down by spring break traffic •   E-mails: City Manager did real estate business on city time •   Harassment case against judge likely to lead to more •   Kids injured in car with drunk driver •   League City man jailed for holding knife to ex's neck •   Man charged with assaulting Pearland officer •   Man gets 12 years in prison for priest's stabbing •   Officer logs show why aid came too late in slayings •   Prison inmates may get their $50 and a bus ticket home •   Santa Fe, Texas: Not a good place to drive drunk police warn •   Search of Texas landfill ends; no sign of 'Baby Gabriel' •   Sex offender jailed after punching pregnant teen niece •   Teen wrecks father's car then reports it stolen •   Water rescues keep Galveston responders busy •   Web site lists hazardous train cargo in real time •   $20,000 in ink stolen from League City Wal-Mart •   BUSTED - Cuffed •   Family Marks Two Years Since Toddler's Death •   Ford trucks lead Top 10 stolen vehicles in February •   Freeport teen injured in rollover accident •   Friendswood Police Activity March 6 through 11, 2010 •   Inmate dies after fall in jail cell •   Jez, Wiley protege promoted in Denton << Previous    Next >> Search Archives: PoliceNewsLink.Com February 8, 2010 The Liberty Police Department has received more than a few calls recently, from citizens worried about Harris County jail inmates trying to get collect calls accepted on the citizens' residential phones. When an individual answers their phone, a recorded voice tells them the call is coming from an inmate at the Harris County Jail. If they accept the call, then realize the inmate is not someone they know, they're instructed to dial *72 and a series of numbers to reverse the charges. Click here for the full article Post a comment Name/Nickname: (required) Email Address: (must be a valid address) (will not be published or shared) Comments: (plain text only)

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