The FBI added Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre to its Ten Most Wanted list after alleging he led a global ATM jackpotting conspiracy that generated millions for the Tren de Aragua transnational gang. Authorities say the scheme used ATM malware to force machines to dispense cash, involved coordinated travel and money-laundering networks, and led to charges including bank fraud, money laundering, and providing material support to terrorists. #AnibalAguirre #TrenDeAragua
Keypoints
- Aguirre is accused of orchestrating large-scale ATM jackpotting attacks across the United States.
- Investigators say attackers installed ATM malware to trigger unauthorized cash dispensations on command.
- Stolen proceeds were allegedly laundered through complex channels before reaching Tren de Aragua.
- Federal charges include conspiracy to commit bank fraud, bank burglary, money laundering, and providing material support to terrorists.
- The FBI offered up to $1 million for information and warns Aguirre should be considered armed and dangerous.
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