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Crypto 'godfather' who hired L.A. deputies sentenced to prison

  • Posted on October 5, 2026
  • By Los Angeles Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

A 26-year-old cryptocurrency entrepreneur was convicted and sentenced to prison for operating an elaborate criminal scheme involving corrupt law enforcement. The defendant exploited relationships with off-duty Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies to conduct illegal activities including extortion, false arrests, and financial crimes. This case reveals significant vulnerabilities in law enforcement integrity and highlights the growing intersection between digital currency markets and organized criminal activity.

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Crypto 'godfather' who hired L.A. deputies sentenced to prison
Crypto 'godfather' who hired L.A. deputies sentenced to prison

Adam Iza, 26, hired off-duty L.A. County sheriff's deputies to act as his personal enforcers, using them to set people up for arrest, extort money and commit other crimes.
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