Shield is operating a worldwide extortion scheme. While claiming to be an international police agency called “Shield Interpol” these Photoshop Phonies post false information about their targets online and then attempts to extort money from them.
The scam is not even close to real:
- They will text you (which wouldn’t happen)
- They post E Warrants on doc sharing sites (Docdroid and pdf.host) Why?
- They’ll email you (which they wouldn’t do)
- They’ll ask you to pay to remove an E Warrant (Which they wouldn’t do)
- They use a free Goole Website (Which they wouldn’t do) (Now Removed)
- They have literally zero followers on LinkedIn (Which wouldn’t be the case)
- They will have one email from ewarrant.org tell you you have a warrant
- and another email from ewarrant.org telling you they’re your defense rep
S.H.I.E.L.D. is a fictional espionage, special law enforcement, and counter-terrorismgovernment agency appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, this agency first appeared in Strange Tales #135 (August 1965), and often deals with paranormal activity and superhumanthreats to international security.
As a general rule it’s a good idea to seek legal advice right away if anyone is trying to blackmail or extort money from you. As advised by the legal council we’ve documented all communication, we’ve protected our financial and personal information, we’ve certainly not paid the extortionist, and we’ve filed a complaint with the FBI. Complaints can be filed with your local police station if the extortionist is located within the same state as you but if not – it’s the FBI’s jurisdiction and you’ll need to fill out an IC3.
You can use the FBI’s online locator to find the nearest field office at: https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/field-offices.
Felony extortion may be punished with 2-4 years in county jail and a fine of up to $10,000. We’re doing everything we can do to ensure that Shield Interpol Scam Members serves time and pays a fine.
The Shield Interpol Scam attempts to scare and threaten their targets into paying them to have the false comments removed and/or to pay them to secure a defense against a fake e warrant.
The domain name that the Shield Interpol Scam is using for this extortion is ewarrant.org and it forwards to a free google site – https://sites.google.com/view/shieldinterpol/.
INTERPOL, the international Criminal Police Organization, is the wrold’s largest international police organization, with 195 member countries. The United States is a member of INTERPOL, as authorized by Title 22, United States Code §263a. As a condition of membership, the United States maintains a National Central Bureau (NCB) in Washington, D.C., which serves to maintain liaison with the Organization’s General Secretariat in Lyon, France, and the National Central Bureaus of INTERPOL’s 194 other member countries. The United States also details (“seconds”) law enforcement officials to serve at INTERPOL Headquarters in Lyon, France.
Shield Interpol Scam – X (Twitter)
You can see in the image above where the fakers have created an X (Twitter)profile where they post their fake E Warrant in a desperate attempt to validate their scam. Anyone that gets this complaint should go to this link and follow these instructions to have their profile removed: https://twitter.com/interpolshield?lang=en
- Click the link to go to their fake account
- Click next to follow where you see the 3 dots (…)
- Click Report @InterpolShield
- Choose any of the three options that best apply to you
Fraud Alert BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS and SCAMMERS! Neither INTERPOL nor INTERPOL Washington contacts private citizens to request personal information. INTERPOL Washington communicates with official law enforcement officials only. INTERPOL is aware of emails and phone calls from individuals claiming to be officials or agents of INTERPOL or INTERPOL Washington that ask for personal or financial information. These messages often imply that they are trying to verify information or offer protection. The messages may also include a threat that a citizen will be considered a criminal if he or she does not comply. If an individual receives an email or phone call from someone claiming to represent INTERPOL or INTERPOL Washington, and personal information or bank account information is requested, the request should be ignored; neither personal nor financial information should be provided. In cases where personal or financial information is inadvertently provided, local law enforcement should be contacted immediately to determine how to proceed.
How To Remove Shield Scam From Google Search Results?
Many people would like to make sure that this scam gets removed from google search results as well as other search platforms. Although Google has been informed about this scam it would really help to have more and more people identify the scam and request there search results be removed.
So Here Is What You Can Do
When you see one of Shield Interpol’s fake accounts showing up in a Google search like you see above… follow these steps to have them removed from search results so that we can protect other people from thinking they are real.
- Click the three horizontal dots to the right of the search result
- Once you click on that you’ll see this one the right hand side where you can click “Remove Result.”
- Choose the option that best matches your experience with this scam.
https://sites.google.com/view/shieldinterpol (This site has not been removed by Google)
Aww, They No Longer Have A Site
You can see a bunch of these fake e warrants on this site. Some of these people are famous actors and actresses and others are dead. The Shield Interpol Scam’s intent is that you’ll see this list of other victims and become scared so you’ll pay for the scam.
The domain name ewarrant.org is privately registered through Squarespace. The Shield Interpol Scam is using multiple email addresses associated with ewarrant.org to perpetrate this scam. These emails include but are not limited to danielshellner@gmail.com, ekanen@ewarrant.org, defense@ewarrant.org, and service@ewarrant.org. All of these email addresses have been used to extort money. They’ve been submitted to the domain registrar as well as the email service provider highlighting a phishing scam… This illegal email activity is currently being reviewed.
The domain register Squarespace has partnered up with Google to investigate The Shield Interpol Scam and they intend to remove the free Google website, to have the domain name suspended and to stop The Shield Interpol Scam’s ability to send further scam emails.
Anyone with additional information regarding The Shield Interpol Scam and/or Shield Interpol can add their experiences to an existing case with the FBI by going to the FBI’s website
https://www.ic3.gov/Home/ComplaintChoiceand referencing the case against The Shield Interpol Scam and Shield Interpol.