>> DPS Superintendent: ‘multiple red flags’ that email was fake in paycheck scam
In some cases, the changes are not challenged or caught.
Last week, someone posing as Dayton Public Schools superintendent Elizabeth Lolli emailed the district’s payroll department saying they wanted to make bank account changes. Payroll then sent the person a form to change bank account information, and the superintendent’s $5,000 check was direct deposited into the fraudulent account.
Police are asking those that work in payroll to follow up with any payroll change requests.
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