Omi in A Hell Cat Is Going To Prison After Allegedly Stealing 30 Million To Clout Chase on YOUTUBE

Omi in A Hell Cat Is Going To Prison After Allegedly Stealing 30 Million To Clout Chase on YOUTUBE

A famous New Jersey YouTuber was arrested by the FBI and charged in one of the largest illegal TV pirating rings ever. Known to his over 800,000 Youtube followers as Omi in a Hellcat for his high-end luxury vehicles collection, Bill Omar Carrasquillo, 34 is charged with conspiracy to commit copyright infringement, tax evasion and fraud for his illegal online streaming service websites. Partners Jesse Gonzales, 42, of Pico Rivera, California, and Michael Barone, 36, of Richmond Hill, New York, have also been charged. According to the 69-page, 62-count indictment, the partners ran an illegal streaming service from 2016 to 2019 — at various times called Reboot, Gears TV, Reloaded and Gears Reloaded — that offered subscribers all-inclusive access to content from the likes of Comcast, Verizon FiOS, and DirectTV, HBO and others for as low as $15 a month. Prosecutors allege they collected over $30 million in subscription fees, which they tried to hide by distributing to various apps and bank accounts. Carasquillo, who live-streamed his arrest Tuesday, claims that he paid subscription fees for all of the subscriptions and content services that he later broadcast out to his thousands of subscribers.

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