Fake Uber driver made $300,000 stealing customers’ cryptocurrency, police say
Police have arrested a fake Uber driver who is accusing of stealing more than $300,000 in cryptocurrency from unwitting passengers.Officers in Scottsdale, Arizona, a desert city east of Phoenix, apprehended Nuruhussein Hussein,
Fake Uber driver in Arizona accused of stealing cryptocurrency
Detectives from the Scottsdale Police Department and Secret Service agents arrested a man suspected to be involved in an alleged cryptocurrency fraud scheme. Nuruhussein Hussein was booked into Maricopa County jail for multiple felony charges,
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