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crime1d ago

The FBI announced the arrest of a federal contractor accused of stealing $46 million in cryptocurrency on Saint Martin.
The operation was conducted with international partners including the French Gendarmerie and Guadeloupe units.
The arrest followed a joint effort to locate and apprehend the suspect linked to the U.S. Marshals Service crypto theft.
Patel said the FBI will continue to work with international partners to pursue those defrauding American taxpayers.
The case involves alleged theft of cryptocurrency from the U.S. Marshals Service, according to CBS News reporting.
The photographs released show the suspect in handcuffs with a suitcase of cash and tech devices nearby.
The FBI director announced the arrest’s details via social media.
Authorities have not disclosed how the suspect accessed the digital currency.
The arrest marks a collaboration with international partners in a joint law enforcement operation.
The case underscores international enforcement efforts against cryptocurrency-related fraud.

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crime1d ago

A 17-year-old, Maxwell Thomas Koller, was arrested in connection with a deadly shooting at Mulligan’s on Rivers Avenue.
The shooting occurred around 11:20 p.m. Wednesday at Mulligan’s, where a man was found mortally wounded.
U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force helped locate and arrest Koller in Midway, Georgia.
Police also charged Koller’s parents with accessory after the fact to murder.
Koller will be extradited to South Carolina as the investigation continues.
The Charleston County Coroner’s Office has not yet released the victim’s name.
Investigators say the case remains under active investigation.
Authorities identified Mulligan’s as the scene of the deadly shooting in North Charleston.
Local reactions and further details will be released by police as the case develops.
The report is from WCSC in Charleston, SC, confirming the arrests and charges.

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crime22h ago

Law enforcement reported a verification failure during the investigation tied to the St. Martin bust.
The report links the failure to a device- or system-proving step in the ongoing federal case.
Authorities continue to pursue details related to the St. Martin bust and the FBI marshal service involvement.

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