A 75-year-old woman recovering from surgery in San Antonio was targeted by a scammer who posed as a representative of Security Service Federal Credit Union, convincing her to hand over her debit card and PIN. The thief used her real card to drain her account at ATMs and stores — all while she was medicated and vulnerable. Credit union officials stress they’ll never ask for card or PIN details over the phone. Scammers are increasingly using spoofed caller IDs to prey on trust, especially during times of physical or mental weakness. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips leading to an arrest — call 210-224-7867. Always verify financial requests through official channels — your safety matters more than convenience.
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