In Scottsdale, Arizona, NuruHussein Hussein has been arrested for stealing $300,000 in cryptocurrency. He posed as an Uber driver, and after taking passengers' phones, he transferred their cryptocurrency from their accounts to his wallets. Hussein threatened one of the victims when they suspected fraud. He was arrested on December 11 and placed under a $200,000 bond. The court proceedings will continue on December 18.
12/16/2024 3:01:59 PM (GMT+1)
In Scottsdale, NuruHussein Hussein was arrested for stealing $300,000 in cryptocurrency by posing as an Uber driver and transferring funds from victims' accounts on Coinbase 🚗
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