Four men have been arrested and charged for their involvement in a scheme known as 'jackpotting,' which targeted ATMs at rest stops along Interstate 95 in Connecticut. According to federal prosecutors, the group allegedly stole over $529,000 from at least nine cash machines during a 10-day period in August. The U.S. Attorney's Office has filed a range of federal charges against the individuals involved.
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Four men charged in connection with ATM thefts in Connecticut
Four men have been charged with participating in a 'jackpotting' scheme that resulted in the theft of over $529,000 from ATMs in Connecticut. The alleged thefts occurred at rest stops along Interstate 95 over a span of 10 days in August.
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