Panama City Police Warn Residents About RedSpeed Camera Scam

Panama City, FL, October 14, 2026 —

Panama City police are warning residents about a scam involving RedSpeed cameras, according to the information provided. The warning identifies RedSpeed cameras as part of the issue but does not explain how the scam works or what contact residents may receive.

Details about when police issued the warning, where the scam has been reported, or how many people may have been affected were not provided. The information also does not say whether residents have reported financial losses, whether any suspects have been identified, or whether an investigation is underway.

Police guidance for residents was not included in the available summary. It does not specify whether the warning concerns messages, calls, payment requests, camera notices or another form of contact. No statement from police was provided verbatim, so there is no direct quotation to include.

The name RedSpeed appears in the warning, but no further information was supplied about the cameras or the company. The summary does not establish whether the scam uses a real camera enforcement process or merely refers to RedSpeed cameras to appear credible. Those details remain unclear based on the information available.

Residents have been warned about the scam, but the scope and specific methods have not been described. The contractor or agency responsible for any camera program, the date of the warning and any next steps by police were not provided. Further details would be needed to explain how residents can distinguish fraudulent contact from legitimate notices.

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