Greensboro Criminal Lawyer
It’s hard to fathom that a case could combine Ocean’s 11 with Mission Impossible, but allegedly, three Americans planned to steal more than $30 million from international banks. The Department of Justice released information about their federal indictment after what had been quite the investigation.
Our Greensboro criminal lawyer was told that the men first found international banks without high levels of security. It all started with finding the right banks and then they purchased safe deposit boxes.
Our Greensboro attorney was told that they used this as a launching point for sophisticated camera equipment to take pictures of locks on other boxes. They then used those images to creates keys for those boxes.
A top rated lawyer in Greensboro was told that they were able to steal money, expensive jewelry and gold bars, along with a host of other items. The men would then sell these items and launder the money. Our lawyers in Greensboro were advised that they operated as a unit, one as a thief, the other as the launderer and the other as the leader.
Law enforcement executed a search warrant which located safe deposit keys, and a number of expensive items along with the camera used to commit these crimes.
Our attorney in Greensboro will keep you updated on the status of this major criminal case.
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This article explains North Carolina law in general terms. It is not legal advice about your case, and laws, penalties and court procedures change. Contact an attorney about your specific situation.