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Ocala Police warns residents about fake posts claiming a couple of serial killers are on the loose
OCALA, Fla. (WCJB) – Ocala Police are pushing back against what they say are fake posts claiming a couple of serial killers are on the loose.
Officers pointed to a post claiming that a couple named Ryan Edward and Alice Chapman killed three female officers in Ocala.
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The post claims that they pretend to be homeless to get sympathy, mostly from elderly people.
But, police officials say it’s completely fake and urge residents to check for official statements or information from credible news outlets.
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Attention Ocala residents: The Ocala Police Department is warning residents about fake posts circulating on social media claiming that a couple of serial killers are on the loose in the area. These posts are not true and are causing unnecessary fear and panic among residents.
It is important to only rely on official information from law enforcement agencies and not to spread rumors or false information. If you see any suspicious activity, please report it to the Ocala Police Department immediately.
Remember to stay vigilant and cautious, but also to remain calm and not to believe everything you see on social media. Let’s work together to keep our community safe and informed. #OcalaPolice #FakeNews #StaySafe
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