


Winneshiek County sheriff's deputies are warning the public about an e-mail scam that has been attempted on some Winneshiek County residents.
Police say the bogus e-mails tell of a package delivery or online postage charges that contain a link or attachment. When the recipient opens the attachment, a virus is loaded on their computer that can steal personal information.
Police say the U.S. Postal Service NEVER sends out e-mails in reference to a package.