Two New York City men arrested in ATM skimming case

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Cassano

Lomardi

STONY POINT – Two residents of New York City are charged with Stony Point Town Police with grand larceny and other offenses in connection with the placement of a skimming device at an ATM machine at the Sterling Bank branch on South Liberty Drive last week.
Police charged Daniele Cassano, 31, of Manhattan, and Roberto Lombardi, 35, of Queens, with grand larceny, possession of forgery devices and possession of burglary tools after they found skimming devices inside their vehicle.

One of the skimmers found in the car

Lombardi was identified as being involved in the Stony Point case and both men have been identified as being involved in two Orangetown case. The investigation is continuing and police said charges are likely to be filed in Orangetown as well.
Both Lombardi and Cassano are in the Rockland County Jail in lieu of $500,000 bail each.
Stony Point Police are being assisted in the follow-up investigation by state and federal authorities as well as the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office and BCI, Rockland County Intelligences Center, the Orangetown and Clarkstown police departments, the NYPD Intelligence Bureau, State Department, Immigration and Customs and the Department of Homeland Security. 




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