Genius NYC racetrack heist RUINED by these stupid mistakes 🤯

EXCLUSIVE - An inside man mapped out the perfect scheme for a big-money heist - a quarter million in untraceable cash walked out the door of a New York City racetrack at the end of the busiest betting day of the year. Think it ended well? Let me tell you about it.
The Mob Reporter here with the exclusive inside story of an ingenious heist that proves there is no such thing as a foolproof plan - in the underworld, there’s always some fool ready to ruin any plan. Take this for example.
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The Gotham Stakes at New York’s Aqueduct Racetrack is the track’s busiest betting day, popular as a prep race for the Kentucky Derby. The track took in $536,567 in betting money. And three bandits made off with more than half of it. Here’s the crew: Lafayette Morrison, known as “Laf” - he’s the inside man - a trusted security guard at the racetrack; Lamel Miller, known as “Mel” - Morrison’s childhood friend was the muscle; and finally, Khaleel Williams, known as “Kha” - the driver, backup bandit and gofer.
They might have got away with it too, if it wasn’t ruined by their own sloppy mistake. Watch to see what happened.
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[@b.i.g.w.e.s.t6275]

It's always that one guy who ruin the whole group project

[@cheebacheeobusiness3893]

Or gal...

[@TheMobReporter]

Some sayings are incredibly accurate. This is one of them: "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link."

[@Pe6ek]

It's basically what the mob reporter said in the first few seconds of the video.

[@mikecook4298]

always the one guy???? ...... no , always the people who involve themselves in criminal activity .... if you get away with it , it becomes addictive and then its a way of life ... and its only a matter of time

[@vanessawilliams4432]

I know u need help but if it's not a one man job, just let it go unless it not particular about getting caught!!!😊

[@dankan1703]

More of these stories please. We can all learn from their mistakes as we plan our own grand heist.

[@yandenuts]

I love how he makes their mistakes sound so comical. Looking forward to your "Unsolved one" Dan! Best of luck.

[@brandonburns5365]

Facts 😂

[@sparty94]

on the chance that this comment ends up as evidence in court when your heist gets prosecuted- HI JUDGE! HI JURY! HI MOM!

[@daMillenialTrucker]

i knew the phones being dumped were going to be a major problem smh they couldve gotten away with it

[@user-sz8km9dy5v]

Dan does told the world he thinking about a robbery? That called conspiracy in the uk you get 20 years for it . Good luck numb nuts 😅😅

[@harrisbeatsfrankou6304]

Mistake One was driving in his car to the burner phone shop...game over.

[@TheMobReporter]

The interesting things about mistakes is that they're cumulative - if the burners had been destroyed, they'd have nothing to trace back to the phone store

[@Tgspartnership]

Worth getting the burner phones much earlier than the day before lol

[@chalinofalcone871]

"THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY Law #1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation. Law #2: The probability that a certain person be stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person. Law #3 A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even possibly incurring losses Law #4: Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals in particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people infallibly turns out to be a costly mistake. Law #5: A stupid person is the most dangerous type of person. A stupid person is more dangerous than a bandit." [The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla, 1977]

[@captainheartspace6583]

Mistake before that is having a dumb type of ego.

[@faded6089]

Not really… if the law didn’t get a hold of any of the burner phones from the start they wouldn’t of been caught…

[@johns.777]

Never forget Big Brother. It’s not like it was in the good Ol’ days. 🎥

[@Damc3808]

Another problem is someone who’s been arrested for robbery previously is somehow allowed to be a security guard, guarding hundreds of thousands of dollars

[@-db4rf]

Not only that the second guy WHORE THE SAME CLOTHES all the time and everywhere..!!! Smh

[@RealBoiJare]

Lmao classic.

[@stevegram9000]

If he was a minor those arrests don't usually show up on a basic background check.

[@susancharlton5951]

Must have been his white privilege 🤣

[@yandenuts]

Many decades ago I had a Heroin habit, worked in a Bank and counted money for payrolls at a Transuirity company at night. Only time I saw the inside of a prison was selling life insurance to a screw and conducting NA meetings with other likewise retrobates. I got lucky and I prayed, tho' I don't really believe in God.

[@trancemusic8805]

damn that was so close to being a top notch heist. great target but sloppy mistakes

[@brianlacroix822]

if you can't even purchase a burner phone properly it's not even close to being top notch. mind you criminals tend not to think their actions thru very deep

[@lesflynn4455]

What a great story. I was beginning to think decent sized robberies were a thing of the past.

[@Tgspartnership]

They are lol

[@patrick383ironworker]

A big one in the news recently called FTX

[@barrybarnes96]

100k each is chump change.

[@brianlacroix822]

@@barrybarnes96 100k each for a stickup is pretty high sadly

[@cannotcompute7809]

There’s plenty of scams going on. You’re just not in that world.

[@ChilledSon]

Dumping the phones at the crime scene is just ridiculous! Even the personal phones. Get rid of em all. *These days any phone is like a smoking gun.*

[@mig7290]

"Let me tell you about it." Yes Sir! I'd love to hear more.

[@Wwiaftm69]

Crazy how 3 guys throw themselves in prison for not even 100k each

[@user-zm3wd6nj8l]

They r confident

[@redwolfexr]

100K goes a long way when its not taxed as income.

[@Wwiaftm69]

@@redwolfexr thats not even a half decent house where i live tf haha dude bought a bmw a shit acura tl and a iced out watch for a fifth of his possible life span

[@redwolfexr]

@@Wwiaftm69 No amount of money will buy you a house in my neighborhood. Its all rentals. I live in the only condo building in the whole neighborhood - just dense enough our block cost too much to buy out and bulldoze. We just pre-dated the introduction of the "Texas Donut" so the building is steel and brick instead of wood on concrete.

[@BrisLS1]

Actually he said, one guy was just given "time served". What the heck. Repeat drunk drivers get more time in the clink than that. Maybe if they just grabbed a bag and ran, I could see it, but this was an armed robbery.

[@Live-Life-Freely]

When doing dirt: ❎Go with life long trusted friends ✅Go alone

[@sharpshooter012345]

Moral of the story is; leave your phones at home. Lol

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

My man, I don't know how ppl don't understand this😭🤦🏿‍♂️

[@herewegoagain4041]

I must post to instagram while I do my deeds. Gotta get them views.

[@peterjones596]

The devil is in the detail, and this crew got many wrong. Walking out with the holdall instead of emptying it and stashing the cash on their person was also an unmentioned boo-boo...

[@daren32909]

They actually had a pretty good plan in general. Obviously turn all the phones off and then thrown them off a bridge. Vacate the area within 12 hours and never return.

[@TheMobReporter]

It was a good plan. It could have worked.

[@delraydad7516]

Could’ve worked but their biggest advantage was their biggest flaw. The inside man was always going to be the cops angle. Also they were dumb as door knobs, buying things right away. Dayum idiots

[@daren32909]

@@delraydad7516 Everyone knows you wait a while before buying pink Cadillacs, fur coats, and new homes.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

I was really rooting for homies ✊🏿💯🙅🏿‍♂️

[@FTKSoky]

Bruh, so close too.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

@@FTKSoky The man who dumped the phones instead of destroying(Burning/melting) them THEN dumping 🤦🏿‍♂️ The idiot taking selfies with his clothes on from the robbery 🤦🏿‍♂️ Dudes calling the "work" phones from their personal 🤦🏿‍♂️💆🏿‍♂️

[@FTKSoky]

@@JimmyCrackCorn_ Yeah bro, so fucking dumb haha. I know we do stupid things in life. But cmon.. Why would you do all that lmao.

[@volk779]

BLM runs the shit in USA

[@SeptemberSeventeenth]

Smooth-brained, low-life morons.. But BIAcK LiVeS mAtTeR!!! 1!

[@oldspecviews]

Walkie Talkies' would have kept these wannabees out from behind bars, don't people release "Coms" get you arrested.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

What's "coms"?

[@TheMobReporter]

@@JimmyCrackCorn_ Short for “communication”

[@oldspecviews]

@@JimmyCrackCorn_ You would be arrested... Communications.

[@ChilledSon]

TMR I really liked this video. More HEIST breakdowns please! Narco kingpin coverage is great to watch, but it gets a little bit repetitive. Every heist is different, and it is interesting to break down the planning and execution. Secretly every guy fantansizes of being a part of a heist or bank robbery at some point. Movie stuff 😏

[@Happy357mag]

There's always a camera that sees the truth.

[@TheMobReporter]

EXCEPT on the racetrack catwalk where the heist was pulled!

[@OnDUBzProductions]

fumbled the bag on this one. Literally.

[@noeltimm246]

Top notch crime.....calls wife, girlfriend, takes selfie, gives phone to police the list goes on and on !?

[@aaronrientsma9552]

Hit the thanks button as always! Another great story Mr. Mob Reporter, have a great weekend.

[@TheMobReporter]

Thank you, AR.

[@user-zm3wd6nj8l]

These storys r lot more interesting then the drug ones. This ytchanel is gold.

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, D. They are harder to come by as well.

[@aussiemoe9426]

their street names are just abbreviations of their first names, tang. 🤪

[@mayro4803]

So gangsta 🤪

[@chalinofalcone871]

"THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY Law #1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation. Law #2: The probability that a certain person be stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person. Law #3 A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even possibly incurring losses Law #4: Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals in particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people infallibly turns out to be a costly mistake. Law #5: A stupid person is the most dangerous type of person. A stupid person is more dangerous than a bandit." [The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla, 1977]

[@youtubeuser8470]

so many details on this video, im amazed.

[@TheMobReporter]

Hey thanks, YTU. It’s what I do. I do have the details - and exclusive ones at that.

[@sunsty1e]

cant believe they dumped in a trashcan just outside the building lol

[@TheMobReporter]

I think the inside man wanted to make sure he got his personal phone back.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

Man, I'm dead!!💆🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@sunsty1e]

@@TheMobReporter comedy!

[@chicagokush]

Close but no cigar

[@dcrasta]

Man that one mistake : not paying attention to the details . It’s always the thing . I’m a big fan of Columbo btw : rip Mr Peter Falk

[@chalinofalcone871]

"THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY Law #1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation. Law #2: The probability that a certain person be stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person. Law #3 A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even possibly incurring losses Law #4: Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals in particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people infallibly turns out to be a costly mistake. Law #5: A stupid person is the most dangerous type of person. A stupid person is more dangerous than a bandit." [The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla, 1977]

[@MaxelWong]

Typical GTA heist, but Lester wasn't there keep the cops at bay.

[@Trav81888]

Another winner from TMR. I live in Jamaica Queens, 10 mins away from Aqueduct. I also recognize the Paramount hotel. It’s on Jericho Turnpike about a mile east of the cross island/belt parkway which takes you right to Aqueduct

[@TheMobReporter]

Yup! That's the place. Miller lived there.

[@shotta4479]

LMAO paid them not to snitch -- then got caught and snitched 😂😂😂😂

[@ytucharliesierra]

The biggest mistake was having the idea of robbing that money at all.

[@vondahe]

I’m glad somebody said it before me. Forget about crime and get an honest job.

[@nevio2658]

@@vondahe I mean, if you are going to rob anything a casino would probably be the most ethical. Fuck casinos, they are all rackets to scam gambling addicts and naive patrons anyways.

[@ytucharliesierra]

@@vondahe The bitter part is that he had an honest job and blew it and for what? A Breitling watch an two cars. Smh.

[@vondahe]

@@ytucharliesierra If you don’t like casinos, don’t give them your money but a thief is a thief is a thief.

[@minecraftercreeper1]

@@vondahe I am sure politicians are very honest right? Oh, how about multimillionaire corrupt CEOs? 3 black men that took like 280k is your issue? Goofy.

[@jamaljames2578]

Nice video mob reporter keep it up always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@flyhigh00000]

Funny There was a tour down Greenwood from Danforth to Queen last night.. Suddenly I thought of Greenwood Racetrack last night....and here you are!

[@TheMobReporter]

Hey, I’ve got lots of stories from there.

[@flyhigh00000]

Did you know according to United Nations statistics Toronto is the most multi cultural city in the world Using foreign born statistics What a place to get a message out to the rest of the world

[@paulchakola7372]

Great video! lol the low brain power trio strikes out!

[@TheMobReporter]

I dunno, it was pretty well planned. Just a few tweaks and it probably would have been successful.

[@paulchakola7372]

@@TheMobReporter Thats fair, the fact that they engaged in the cliche of spending the money so quickly after the heist is funny, didn't these guys see 'Goodfellas' lol?

[@TheMobReporter]

It seems to be irresistible.

[@Alan_Wonk]

i love it when a plan comes together..... but i dont think thats the A team im looking at

[@bastymanguy]

So this could’ve worked. They should’ve done a dry run of #1 the route to leave the building once they exited the doors from the secure area. #2 dump all electronics in any river around New York.#3 enter building heads down reading racing forms with glasses and medical masks before the heist and text on a phone after.

[@TheMobReporter]

You're not wrong. As background info, their original plan was to dump all the phones in a sewer off site, but they changed it, I think because Morrison wanted to make sure he got his personal phone back.

[@FlyGoodtime]

Calling using the phones before the heist, not destroying all of them after, driving to the phone ship. They deserved to get caught.

[@TheMobReporter]

@@FlyGoodtime For sure each was a mistake. Some wouldn’t have mattered if the burner phone was destroyed. 😂

[@shaunweddle1173]

And always have a PLAN B incase

[@stillirise7813]

I don't tie my shoes without a back up plan

[@romeisfallingagain]

oh wow. yeah i think fools is definitely the right word for this scenario.

[@chalinofalcone871]

"THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY Law #1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation. Law #2: The probability that a certain person be stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person. Law #3 A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even possibly incurring losses Law #4: Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals in particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people infallibly turns out to be a costly mistake. Law #5: A stupid person is the most dangerous type of person. A stupid person is more dangerous than a bandit." [The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla, 1977]

[@stephenbarton7008]

Sloopy enjoy your time behind the door 🚪

[@bitcoinbeavis7742]

We had a similar plan at Walmart. On Black Friday they do lots of sales and take in big money on that day. Close to a couple hundred thousand is what we heard. Now towards the end of the day our local Walmart would have one lady who went to all the cash registers and pick up all the cash in a shopping cart(20 years ago people used cash a lot more). On Black Friday this becomes a lot of cash. We had heard about 200k. My friend was the security guard so that’s how we got all this info. The lady was instructed not to resist if anyone tried anything and just cooperate. So with no weapons involved you could just run up and grab her cart and run off with the cart. It would have been that easy. We just talked about this for fun, we were honest people not criminals, but it was fun to talk about. It probably would have worked too, Nothing seemed to hard about. It’s kinda similar to this crime though. I would have hoped we could have pulled it off better than these guys and with no gun. Study hard in school kids cuz you don’t want to get desperate and try something like this.

[@collinmc90]

I love when these guys make the dumbest mistakes. There was no way they were gonna get away with this lmao.

[@rusticitas]

That effect from 10:10 to 10:23 is *brilliant*! How’d you do that?

[@rusticitas]

Also, fantastic episode. :-)

[@romeisfallingagain]

well spotted. i didnt even notice that. haha. yeah, that was awesome

[@Spiritueli]

this kind of work reminds me on work in casino, where i worked as a chashier, and we had to empty the slots every day/night with a floor supervisor who acted as sec.guy too, but we always had to be in 2, in pairs to do the work ...

[@placebomandingo2095]

Those are the worst street names I've ever heard, smh.

[@TheMobReporter]

😂😂

[@Bod8998]

Oh yeah

[@SamSam-xb1ur]

They must intentionally have an area without cameras etc so they can weed out the "inside job" robberies. It's a setup to give them the money without harming anyone and let the casino/ police know the only people who could have pulled this off was people with knowledge from the inside leading to much quicker arrests and recovery of money. Very clever.

[@mikew3194]

surrrre.... Blindspots exist lol, it was exploited and fixed.

[@faded6089]

I highly doubt that’s the reason lmao. The casino just happened to have a blind spot. You know what would be even better then having no camera? A hidden camera *facepalm* 🤦‍♀️

[@macky0140]

Yes boy

[@MegaMoto85]

excellent video one of your best

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, MM.

[@Boostedm3nace]

Thank you Mob Reporter. Your uploads are on a whole different level from other crime channels. There is no comparison!

[@okboomer6201]

Interesting story and good narration.

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, OB.

[@ARMY-ep6fz]

Great content as always. "Let me tell you about Mob Reporter"

[@wadeguidry6675]

Damn Williams, this is why we can't have nice things.

[@JG-hy8kv]

Top new year he’s back ❤❤

[@TheMobReporter]

I hope so, JG! Happy new year.

[@karlashdown5228]

Brilliant story as always well told (Detail is Key), Crazy how the smallest mistake can blow the payday, if this is what we have at the start of 2023 its going to be a grand year for The Mob Reporters crew, Much Respect to the Boss.

[@bigdadgigachad3042]

Imagine doing a crime and not only screwing it up but not getting rid of the outfit/shoes and buying flashy stuff. They found out a burner phone is only useful if it's not able to be connected to other numbers, so calling your friends and family is stupid. Just like tossing it with the hostage phones like they couldn't easily be traced.

[@m.o.n.d.e.g.r.e.e.n]

i feel like watching even one single crime movie would have been a great education to these folks

[@leilamonzavi]

I love your voice. Wish you would cover more evil stories, eg. serial killers etc.

[@TheMobReporter]

Hard to get video to support those stories, though.

[@opiumdensRus]

Hey Mob Reporter, I used to go by Eric but now they call me Opium Dens R Us. Just want you to know how much I respect, appreciate, and love ARMED ROBBERIES and your work. Especially Pro or No pts 1-3.

[@TheMobReporter]

Hey, you’re on track, man. This is the third

[@MrKajithecat]

Always have the best crime stories

[@dustinashcraft1882]

You know what they say. Three people can keep a secret if two of them are dead.

[@anthonyjohnson7186]

More risk involved in cheating than truth....every cheat is a risk that needs to be covered full 100%.. the truth speaks for and covers itself

[@Trav81888]

Comment #2- TMR, I live in the boroughs of NYC. The reason why crime has been so rampant the last 3+ years is because of situations like this. Guy goes on a heist, nets 100k for his participation, gets caught, rats out his co-defendants and ends up with time served. Sure he has to pay back the money, but what are we teaching the youth? That you can go out and commit crimes and try to get away with it. But if you happen to get caught, just throw the others under the bus and you’ll walk. And we wonder why crime is out of control. It’s almost worth it to engage and try your luck.

[@othertalk3313]

Just leave the city. You don't have to be Kurt Russell to escape from New York. Close to a million people have fled NYC in just two years (and San Francisco is bleeding out at almost twice that rate). The problem is, many of those who leave simply continue voting for the same kinds of people who want to enact the same stupid policies in their new home.

[@BeenThereOverItNow]

Leave Cities NOW!!

[@Mr3344555]

A crime nets you $50-10,000. A good business can net you 10x times that. If you think about crime as your first way of making money, you're a pawn.

[@youtubeuser206]

@@Mr3344555what if youre committing the crime to fund your business

[@youtubeuser206]

@@othertalk3313its not a city problem, it was a federal trial, and the guy still served 19 months

[@xenostim]

The phrase 'no honor among thieves' doesn't *exactly* apply here, because Morrison and Miller showed some honor in not snitching on Williams. Ofc we don't know if they would have snitched if he hadn't paid them off, but they didn't snitch regardless. Williams then turns around and testifies against them, and walks. But as a felon, he will have a hard time working legit, and if he decides to do dirt again no one will want to work with him there either as a publicly known snitch. He gave up his name for those years of freedom.

[@waynecarrol3415]

It’s 4am I’ve been woken up by the druggies upstairs so I watch mob reporter as usual it’s great but am loving the witty comments from others love ya work sleepless Aussie

[@TheMobReporter]

Good Morning!

[@neomeo1045]

Entertaining as always! Thanks again MR.

[@somerandomfella]

Just sigh.. 😔

[@socacom3902]

As always, a nicely presented story.

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, S, glad you think so.

[@Pe6ek]

The winning title!

[@jennayreed6266]

Man da incompetency 🤦🏾‍♂️ was da perfect heist

[@mattving61]

They didn’t mention when the guy realized he’d left the burner phone.!

[@TheMobReporter]

Miller told Williams that Morrison wanted to kill him for the mistake, court heard.

[@fedecano7362]

So Mel, Laf and Kha? Are we talking about bandits here or strippers?

[@markbranstrator9602]

LMAO!!! Their "street" names are their ACTuAL names abbreviated???? Fn geniuses.

[@aaronlopez492]

I wonder what was the combined IQ of all three.?

[@paulchakola7372]

lol mid 20's

[@az0970449]

15

[@romeisfallingagain]

about tree fiddy

[@ytucharliesierra]

Room temperature, just pick which.

[@davidprice6027]

Yuca tree

[@marstondavis]

Always one person to screw things up. Or, as has been said: 'There's a Gilligan on every island.'

[@latoya1591]

🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ Williams got "Time served"? The one who mashup d whole tin?

[@b.neallee7042]

There is no honor amongst theives. Neal

[@jordancarlin9687]

the name "waynegrow " from the movie "Heat" rings a bell: de niro and kilmers crew nearly excute a perfect heist when the fool lets loose of some rounds on a civilian...." I had to get it on man!!"

[@martinedwards4522]

a made for tv movie

[@billynomates920]

excellent description

[@chuckkiephan6880]

Always an inside man and now the can share a cell together. BFF for life

[@yomama412]

MR. “LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT IT STRIKES AGAIN “….

[@danielcharlesfilms2897]

Wow NYC is lenient!! Time served for that??!! Wow!!!

[@TheFreshSpam]

Top video and execution as always. What a lovely watch

[@TheMobReporter]

Thank you, TFS, this is much appreciated.

[@The_Slavstralian]

Didn't Beverly Hills Cop 3 involve robbing a race track? Was someone binging Eddie Murphy movies?

[@anomalyldn]

The way the last guy switched up though 😬😔 Imagine ‘paying your crime partners/co-defendants’ to ‘not mention your name’.. THEY BOTH KEEP IT SOLID Then YOU GET CAUGHT, TURN AROUND AND TELL (🐀) ON THEM This is a wild one ngl @1090Jake should cover this because BOY, this level of treachery is on another level Disappointing to say the least

[@buttplugsalesmane69]

Lol 1090Fake only wants to videos if it has something to do with a rapper snitching, florida, or the bloods😂 he sold out

[@BrianSu]

using burner phones to phone mum and girlfriend 😂😂😂

[@woodrow3147]

Always, another great video..

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, W.

[@jack5864]

Thankyou for another great video! I'm disappointed to see that it hasn't garnered the views it deserves yet, but ill cross my fingers that the algorithm picks it up.

[@TheMobReporter]

This is true! I don’t get it, really. The more work I put into a video the worse it seems to do, lol.

[@dorphac]

almost like outta a movie lol

[@jaccsparrow8664]

Deserves a movie !

[@sydclark5581]

The keystone cops ain't nothing compaired to that security guard and his pals

[@blobcsgo7190]

I hope these dudes get the minimum, get out early on good behavior! The non violent nature of this, makes me hope they learned their lesson and change.

[@martintaylor984]

Thanks!

[@TheMobReporter]

Tank you, MT. Your help is noted and appreciated.

[@Agapy8888]

Really enjoyed this. I pass by the raceway in Monticello NY. I’ll have an extra laugh as I pass it.

[@kpwitda9x933]

Phones messed them up 😂

[@Sevenigma777]

Amazing the guy who messed up with the phones who was last to be caught testifies against his boys and gets time served? I hope Karma makes things right in the end.

[@GerardoIantosca]

Wow you can’t make this up. Excellent video.

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, GI

[@bensmith5413]

7 years for 100k. Seems like chump work.

[@thodstagshorn1198]

Phones will always get you caught.

[@kittykat4168]

Got to love technology, does them in everytime...

[@evil1knight]

Funny how the ability to wear masks in public without anyone questioning has made crime easier

[@TheMobReporter]

Fun fact, this heist took place the day before Covid was declared a pandemic. They would not have stood out if they wore masks as they walked in, racetrack workers said.

[@evil1knight]

@@TheMobReporter oh right so this was a while ago

[@tywinters9462]

@@TheMobReporterthat’s a fun fact but it’s irrelevant. Normalizing the mask wearing in public has 100% made crime easier. His point is valid.

[@datdudedat1guy]

There always gonna be camera, videos or a witness somewhere, nowadays, so it's better to keep your hands clean all together. Burners are burners and should be treated as such. The cold part is he paid these guys to keep his name out but then turn around and ratted on them, no loyalty.

[@redwolfexr]

Its almost certain that the police/DA lied and said they ratted him out anyway. The police don't have to tell the truth until they are under oath in court. That is Interrogation 101 -- make everyone think the other guys already ratted.

[@MagicPlants]

THIS EDITING IS AMAZING!!!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!

[@TheMobReporter]

Thank you, MP.

[@westonmalcolm]

This could turn into a blockbuster movie 🎬 script