Nassa DA: Queens man stole electronics, $250,000 worth of quarters from LI businesses
Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly tells News 12 that John Cipolla took the hardware from a Plainview electronic store and $250,000 worth of coins from a Brinks.
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Nov 11, 2023, 3:50 AM
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Updated 258 days ago
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yesterdayProsecutors say a Queens man stole electronics and a million quarters from Long Island businesses.
Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly tells News 12 that John Cipolla took the hardware from a Plainview electronic store and $250,000 worth of coins from a Brinks.
News 12 is told Cipolla used the U-Haul trucks to take the money to a warehouse in Queens.
Cipolla has pleaded not guilty. A second man is also facing charges in the alleged crimes.
