Police say scammers are using cryptocurrency ATMs to steal from victims
One of the nation's largest cryptocurrency ATM companies is accused of financial crimes targeting vulnerable people. Authorities say Bitcoin of America profited off of unlicensed crypto kiosks in Ohio that were used to scam victims out of millions. Jericka Duncan reports.
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Police say scammers are using cryptocurrency ATMs to steal from victims
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