New York man sentenced to nearly four years for laundering stolen funds from Ohio-based company

Columbus, Ohio – A New York man who played a key role in laundering hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen through cybercrime and identity theft has been sentenced to 46 months in federal prison. The sentence was handed down in a federal courtroom in Columbus, where much of the crime’s damage was first discovered.

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Alex Bogomolny, 53, of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty in November 2024 to charges of conspiring to commit and committing money laundering. His sentencing follows a lengthy investigation into a sophisticated scheme that exploited both cyber vulnerabilities and identity theft tactics…

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