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Jones began his business model ten years ago after finding a jackpot MetroCard in Grand Central.

Folks who've been charged with larceny for the scam can appeal, but not many are expected to because the punishment isn't very severe: community service or a day or so in jail.

Suffolk County police found tools of the trade like tattoo guns and ink in Thompson-Pike's Central Islip home, and were tipped off of her business model by a concerned parent.

A man who devised a brilliant revenue strategy to reallocate the funds of subway riders was arrested last week in the Cortland Street R station.