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Two accused in $119,200 ATM jackpotting scheme at western Oklahoma banks
Two people face five federal charges each over alleged ATM attacks at three western Oklahoma banks in 2025. The FBI says the suspects used hidden technology to trigger cash payouts totaling $119,200.
Two people are accused of taking $119,200 from ATMs at three western Oklahoma banks in a series of attacks spanning 12 days in 2025, according to FBI documents reported Oct. 21, 2026.
The alleged method, known as “jackpotting,” involves placing hidden technology or malware in an ATM so it dispenses cash without a valid customer transaction. Investigators linked the cases using bank surveillance footage, the documents say.
Each suspect faces five federal charges. The case is at an initial indictment stage, and trial and sentencing details have not been determined. The allegations have not been proven in court.