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San Francisco thief posing as delivery person steals $11M in cryptocurrency after tying up homeowner
An armed thief posing as a delivery worker invaded a San Francisco home, tied up the homeowner, and stole the victim’s cellphone, laptop, and $11 million worth of cryptocurrency over the weekend, according to a report. The brazen heist occurred around 6:45 a.m. on Saturday at a home in San Francisco’s Mission Dolores neighborhood, according to a police report obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle. The faux courier quickly dropped the act by brandishing a gun and tying up the victim with duct tape, the police report detailed, according to the outlet. It’s unclear if the victim was injured or if any arrests ... (full story)
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