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Man faces arrest over alleged crypto mine hidden under a school

A former facilities worker in the U.S. state of Massachusetts is alleged to have stolen nearly $18,000 worth of electricity to run 11 miners in a school’s crawl space.

A former equipment worker is being arrested on suspicion of secretly setting digital currency in the crawl space of a school in Massachusetts after missing a planned court hearing system to answer charges.

According to reports, Nadim Nahas was scheduled to be arraigned on Feb. 23 and was charged with destroying schools and fraudulently using electricity.

The default setting of an arrest warrant is an arrest warrant issued when someone fails to appear in court or fails to follow instructions, and the inspector is authorized to arrest that person.

It is reported that Nahas, who used to work in the equipment department in Cohassett, Massachusetts, was accused of stealing nearly $18000 worth of power projects between April 28 and December 14, 2021, in order to add momentum to his login password discovery business process.

It is reported that the police were first informed of the behavior in December 2021, when the head of equipment in Kohassett noticed that there seemed to be something wrong with the computer, cable and pipeline network because it was located in the climbing indoor space around the boilers of the university.

A total of 11 computers were seen there, and after three months of research, Nahas was identified as a suspect.

Nakewell resigned from his job in the town of Kohset in March.

This is by no means the first time some people have been accused of stealing power projects in order to extract digital money.

In July 2021, senior Singaporean officials destroyed the $1.2 million BTC (BTC) drilling rig, which was taken away from residents by stealing electricity.

A year ago, in August 2020, the Lithuanian government arrested two men who illegally embezzled more than $1.5 million in electricity to run two data encryption mines.

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