23-year-old Eric Gutierrez-Martinez was accused of pretending to be the owner of the Circa Hotel in downtown Las Vegas (USA) and convincing his employees to give him $ 1 million in cash.
This is reported Daily Star.
According to the investigation, the criminal tried to impersonate the owner of the casino and persuade employees to give him $ 1 million for “emergency payments”. According to Derek Stevens, one of the actual owners of the mentioned business, the police are now investigating.
“While I love a good PR story, this is not one of them. The casino is cooperating with the police in this investigation. We highly appreciate their efforts to date and cannot comment on further actions due to the ongoing investigation,” he said.
According to police, the suspect told the checkout clerk to take $320,000 to ostensibly make an emergency payment and give money to the fire department for fire safety devices. The employee did what he was told three times. In total, he withdrew $1.1 million.
Law enforcement officers managed to trace the car, which was driven by an unknown person. They later confirmed that it was Martinez. They also found $849,000 in cash with the name “Circa” written on the packets after they searched the perpetrator’s home.
The detainee is being held on $45,000 bail on two counts of theft. He will appear in court on July 5.
Cursor also reported that the baby on the second day of life became a millionaire and the owner of a luxurious house.
In addition, we wrote that the man wanted to send $ 150 to help the hungry, but made a fatal mistake.
2023-06-29 18:50:12
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