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The Massachusetts U.S. Attorney’s office has busted alleged Tren De Aragua gang members for an ATM “jackpotting scheme.”
The two Venezuelan nationals, who are allegedly members of the violent transitional criminal organization, have been charged in connection with the scheme. They’re accused of committing robberies and attempted robberies in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
In ATM jackpotting schemes, a crew targets ATMs and installs malware directly to the ATM’s software programming to force the ATM to dispense all of its cash.
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Moises Alejandro Martinez Gutierrez and Lestter Guerrero, both 29, have been charged with this conspiracy to commit bank theft. They’re both in the U.S. illegally.
The feds across the country have been investigating the gang for allegedly stealing money from ATMs using malware. {snip}
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Martinez Gutierrez and Guerrero earlier this month were arrested in Augusta, Maine, after an alleged attempted ATM jackpotting robbery.
Martinez Gutierrez is allegedly connected to at least five other ATM jackpotting robberies across New England, including robberies in Braintree; Norwich, Conn.; and Rochester, N.H.; and attempted robberies in Stoneham and Coventry, R.I.
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