An Internal Revenue Service official recently warned Millersville and East Cocalico police that 20 of its revenue agents are coming to the area and some may be making “unannounced contact” with people.
The IRS says the July 21 letter, made public by the Millersville Borough police department, is legitimate but declined to explain the revenue officers’ visit on the record to LNP | LancasterOnline.
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