ATLANTA - An Atlanta teacher says what started as an act of kindness nearly cost her hundreds of dollars. She is now warning others to be cautious of fake "water boys" who scam drivers through mobile payment apps.
Teacher JaTawn Robinson said she was driving near Interstate 20 and Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard on Sunday, Nov. 2, when she spotted a group of young men selling bottled water. Wanting to help, she rolled down her window and offered a dollar.
‘Water boy’ targets Atlanta teacher
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"As I was approaching the end of the exit, I saw the water boys or some gentlemen standing out selling water. I always try to keep a few single dollars in cash in case I do see them," Robinson said.
She said one boy, who appeared to be around 12 years old, told her he could not ac

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