Ruthless scammers have stolen at least $70K from NYC seniors in widespread ATM scheme - as cops hunt trio of thieves
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A trio of thieves has executed a widespread ATM scam, stealing more than $70,000 from elderly individuals in the Upper East Side. Surveillance footage captured two men and a woman involved in at least nine crimes across multiple banks from May 8 through June 26. The largest theft occurred on June 19, where an 86-year-old woman lost almost $24,000. Other victims included a 90-year-old and an 83-year-old woman who had significant amounts stolen the same day. Police believe additional criminals may be involved, but no physical harm came to the elderly victims.
Police have issued a warning regarding a widespread ATM scam targeting seniors, culminating in thefts exceeding $70,000 from unsuspecting victims over a period of weeks.
During a spree from May 8 to June 26, thieves repeatedly hit various bank locations, with the largest single theft being nearly $24,000 from an 86-year-old at Chase Bank.
Read at New York Post
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