SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Armored car company Brink's has agreed to forfeit $50 million to avoid criminal prosecution stemming from allegations of failing to register as a money transmitting business ...

Wednesday afternoon, a massive police presence was observed by Chopper 9 Skyzoom outside a bank in Ballantyne.

As part of the settlement, Brink’s admitted money was transported without the proper regulatory controls. Support timely, comprehensive news. Times of San Diego is devoted to producing timely ...

A subsidiary of Brink’s Co.BCO1.21%increase; green up pointing triangle has agreed to pay the U.S. government $42 million to settle claims it operated as an unregistered money-services business.

The armored car company will pay FinCEN and the DOJ $42 million over three years following its willful admission to Bank ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The FBI has released new photos from a robbery and shooting of an armored truck driver in South Philadelphia. Authorities say two robbers ambushed the Brinks driver outside ...

The FBI is searching for two suspects wanted in connection with shooting and robbing a Brink's truck driver ... tan Chevy Malibu with a bag of money from the truck driver. The car was later ...

No injuries were reported after an armored truck carrying money slid off of a road and rolled over in North Codorus Township on Tuesday morning, officials said. Firefighters were called to the ...

SAN DIEGO, California — Brink’s Global Services USA, Inc. has agreed to forfeit $50,391,143.22 to settle criminal allegations of operating as an unlicensed money transmitting business ...