A UK court sentences three men, including two Nigerians and one other man, to prison terms for a large cryptocurrency fraud involving police impersonation. According to reports, the group targets victims through an elaborate scheme in which they pose as law enforcement and persuade victims to part with funds. Prosecutors say the scam results in stolen cryptocurrency worth close to £4 million, with one outlet describing the total as nearly £5 million. The combined sentences total 28 years and nine months. The court order includes the imprisonment of all three defendants, with individual terms contributing to the overall period. The reporting characterizes the case as a coordinated impersonation and theft scheme rather than an isolated incident, emphasizing the scale of the losses and the use of cryptocurrency to move or hold stolen assets. All outlets agree that the defendants are jailed in the UK and that the fraud is linked to impersonating police to steal from victims.