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Almost certainly bull. You can contact your police department to see if they have a warrant out on you possibly. If they don't you could file a police report and give them the record of the text/phone number and they may decide to go after whoever it was for impersonating a police officer though.
The way warrants work in my city is that you must confirm it in person.
I see.