Westlake Police are cautioning residents about a rise in blackmail scam emails. Scammers claim they have been monitoring recipients’ online activities and demand payment, typically in bitcoin or gift cards, to prevent exposing personal internet habits. These emails may appear highly personalized, using details like the recipient’s name, address, or even attaching photos of their home, all of which are easily accessible online. The police emphasize that these are mass emails, and there is no indication that the perpetrators are local or based in the U.S. They strongly advise against paying any debts or bills through Bitcoin or gift cards. If anyone receives suspicious emails, pop-ups, or text messages, they should contact Westlake Police before making any payments.

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