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Skinny Keem on Running $150M Car Theft Ring for 14 Years, Moving Cars While on Probation (Part 6)

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Skinny Keem revealed his involvement in a massive car theft operation valued at $150 million, spanning 14 years. Initially charged with stealing 57 cars, the evidence only supported two charges. Despite only being caught for two vehicles, Keem admitted to running the operation with a network of 20 people over several years. He skillfully evaded substantial jail time, serving merely 30 days in 2012 before receiving a four-year probation in 2014. Throughout, Keem managed to continuously operate the car theft ring, even while on probation. As vehicles such as Range Rovers were stolen, their prices tripled when sold overseas, particularly in West Africa, capitalizing on the lucrative market. Reflecting on his past, he expressed that ceasing operations was a conscious choice, opting to move away from the high-stakes underground car trade.

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