Music Group 'All Money Counts' Accused of Turning into Criminal Enterprise

A music group called 'All Money Counts' turned into an alleged criminal enterprise in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. According to Attorney General Dave Sunday, the group started out as a legitimate musical venture but eventually branched out into illegal activities.

The suspects, including 30-year-old Brandon Greisser identified as the ringleader, allegedly stole personal and financial information from dozens of victims using various tactics such as hacking phones and emails, stealing identities, and breaking into vehicles. The group is accused of operating a criminal enterprise aimed at swindling money any way they can.

Prosecutors say the suspects used two homes as headquarters and spent stolen funds on designer items, tattoos, teeth whitening, Amazon purchases, DoorDash orders, and drugs. Investigators believe that some of the men were caught on camera using a credit card reported stolen after a car break-in at a Home Depot in Port Richmond.

Sunday urges people to check their accounts for suspicious activity and contact police if they notice anything unusual. The authorities believe additional victims may exist, and five of the six suspects are currently in custody while one is being sought by police.