Artificial intelligence is making it easier than ever for scammers to impersonate the people we trust. With just a few seconds of audio, criminals can now clone a voice well enough to fool family members into sending money or sharing personal information. It’s a growing problem nationwide, and experts say the best defense is simple: if a call feels off, hang up and verify through a number you already know.
In a separate investigation, InvestigateTV+ found that more than 2,500 sober people were arrested for DUI in Tennessee between 2017 and 2024, with similar cases reported in 22 states. Field sobriety tests, while widely used, are not foolproof. For drivers here on the Suncoast, where late nights out and busy beach traffic are part of life, knowing your rights matters more than ever.
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