Cryptocurrency businessman Adam Iza and Los Angeles sheriff's deputy Eric Savedra have pleaded guilty to a conspiracy involving extortion, illegal searches, and violations of civil rights, including stealing over $37 million 🔍

Cryptocurrency businessman Adam Iza and Los Angeles sheriff's deputy Eric Savedra have pleaded guilty to a conspiracy involving extortion, illegal searches, and violations of civil rights. Iza hired Savedra to obtain personal data of his enemies and organize attacks. They used fake warrants and threats to intimidate victims. Iza also stole $37 million by gaining access to Meta accounts. Iza is expected to receive up to 35 years in prison, while Savedra faces up to 13 years.