
Police: NJ man uses disguises to steal $200K from Amazon
📦 NJ man posed as Amazon driver
📦 Stole $200K in items, police say
📦 Defendant faces 95 counts of burglary
MONROE (Middlesex) — A North Jersey man has been busted for what police called an “elaborate Amazon delivery scam,” in which he posed as a worker to steal $200,000 in packages.
Aneury Castillo-Blanco, of Passaic, was arrested by Monroe police on Thursday after a months-long investigation.
Investigators said the 34-year-old used fake identification and disguises, taking packages from an Amazon fulfillment center and operating several fake Amazon delivery routes.
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Instead, Castillo-Blanco would take the items to a storage unit in Middlesex County — for a combined loss of $192,199 in Amazon products.
Castillo-Blanco is charged with 95 counts of burglary, theft by deception and four counts of impersonation.
iPad delivery scam in PA, report says
Just over two years ago, Castillo-Blanco was arrested on theft charges in eastern Pennsylvania, in Northampton County near Bethlehem.
In that case, he was found with seven Verizon iPads in a different accused delivery scheme, Daily Voice reported.
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