11/29/2025
🚨 PAWNEE POLICE DEPARTMENT WARNING TO ALL PARENTS & CAREGIVERS
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION REQUIRED — ONLINE THREAT CALLED “764” TARGETING CHILDREN
The Pawnee Police Department is issuing a serious and urgent warning regarding an online network known as “764.” This group is actively targeting minors, and its presence has been confirmed on platforms your children use every day — including Discord, Roblox, Instagram, Snapchat, and Telegram Messenger.
This is not a rumor, a trend, or a scare tactic.
This is a real threat, and it is happening right now.
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❗ WHAT “764” IS
“764” is a decentralized online network responsible for:
• Grooming and manipulating minors
• Sextortion and blackmail
• Forcing children to create explicit or degrading photos/videos
• Ordering victims to cut symbols or numbers into their skin
• Threatening or harming family pets
• Distributing violent, graphic content
• Encouraging or directing minors toward su***de
Members gain status by harming children.
This is exploitation — not a game.
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❗ HOW THEY OPERATE
These offenders deliberately target vulnerable kids and teens. Their tactics include:
• Secret contact through private chats
• Blackmail using stolen or coerced images
• Threats of exposing victims publicly
• Pressure to keep everything hidden from parents
• Manipulation to isolate victims from family and friends
Victims identified have been as young as 8 years old.
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❗ WARNING SIGNS YOU MUST NOT IGNORE
If your child shows any of the following, treat it as a red flag:
• Carved numbers, words, or symbols on their skin
• Sudden isolation, secrecy, or drastic behavior changes
• Hidden or unknown online accounts
• Unexplained injuries or self-harm
• Missing, injured, or harmed family pets
• Talk of su***de or hopelessness
If you see something, act immediately.
Delaying could cost a life.
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❗ WHAT TO DO RIGHT NOW
If you have any suspicion your child may be targeted:
📞 Call Pawnee PD immediately: (918) 762-3166
🚨 Emergency: Dial 911
🧡 Mental Health Crisis Line: Call or Text 988
Report online exploitation at:
🔗 CyberTipline.org
Do not wait.
Do not assume your child is “fine.”
Do not assume “it won’t happen to us.”
These offenders rely on your child’s vulnerability.
