Two California teenagers arrested for violent home invasion robbery involving $66 million worth of cryptocurrency
PANews, February 8th – According to FOX 10, two teenagers from California have been charged with felonies for allegedly committing a violent home invasion, reportedly targeting $66 million worth of cryptocurrency. The suspects disguised themselves as delivery drivers to enter the house, then sealed the door with tape and assaulted the homeowner.
Police stated that the suspects were motivated by the intention to steal the cryptocurrency, which the homeowner was allegedly holding and valued at $66 million. Investigators believe the two teenagers met recently and were coerced into participating in the crime by individuals using the aliases "Red" and "8." The police apprehended the teenagers shortly after they fled the scene in a blue Subaru.
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