Alleged crypto-Ponzi operator arrested after failed sea-scooter escape

Alleged crypto-Ponzi operator arrested after failed sea-scooter escape
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2020-11-18 07:39

The alleged ringleader of a Ponzi scheme that solicited $35 million for crypto mining and other investments has been arrested after attempting to flee FBI agents using a “sea scooter.”

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