Two California teens are accused of driving to Scottsdale for a fake delivery robbery tied to millions in crypto. Court documents say the teens drove nearly 10 hours from the Pismo Beach area to a home near 96th Street and Cactus Road on Jan. 31. Police say they dressed like UPS drivers, carried a package to the door, forced their way inside, restrained the homeowners, and demanded access to cryptocurrency accounts allegedly worth tens of millions of dollars. One teen later told police they were being directed online by someone known only as “Red,” who allegedly threatened their families if they didn’t go through with it. Scottsdale Police later chased the suspects through the city before arresting them near Loop 101. This whole story sounds like a Netflix episode. 😳 Send us your stories to be featured on the page. Via Maricopa County Superior Court / Scottsdale Police Department #ScottsdaleAZ #ArizonaNews #Crypto #PhoenixAZ #DownInnaDesert