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ATM fraudster gets 5 years for cloned cards

December 5, 2006

(Cayman Islands) CaymanCompass: An ATM crime involving cloned bank cards, more than $60,000 in cash and unsuspecting ATM customers has landed a Venezuelan man in prison for five years. The 31-year-old man pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit fraud at Scotia and Butterfield banks in the Cayman Islands. Two other men involved in the crime have not been located.
 
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