As the DeSoto Eagles prepare for the fourth round of their football ascent, supporters are urged to be wary of the digital pitfalls that await in the thriving social media marketplace—a reminder issued by the DeSoto Police Department amidst the athletic festivities. In their warning, authorities have outlined the scheme's machinations: counterfeit pages feigning association with DeSoto Athletics, inflated follower figures designed to feign legitimacy, and the unauthorized use of district logos and graphics. They're even tagging legitimate government and education pages, hoping to hoodwink the public into further circulating their deception, according to the DeSoto Police Department's official social media release.

While enthusiasm runs high, the Police Department advises utmost caution, urging the community to block and report any suspicious activity that crosses their celebratory timelines such as pages whose authenticity is questionable because it was only established on the date of the announcement. The resonant battle cry remains positive despite these challenges, as the statement passionately concludes with a show of support, "Now, let's rally behind our Eagles—GO EAGLES!", as per the DeSoto Police Department.

Community members are encouraged to safeguard their eagerness and their digital footprints with equal fervor as scammers often thrive in atmospheres thick with triumphs and inattentiveness. They are distinctly reminded that the valiant efforts of our athletes on the field should not be marred by the nefarious actions of impersonators in the shadows of the virtual arena where fans celebrate, share, and connect. "You know the drill, block and report any suspicious pages you see," the DeSoto PD remarks, reinforcing the need for vigilance as the community unites in hope and support for their home team.