SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A suspect in a $35 million Ponzi scheme is in custody after trying to escape arrest by using a sea scooter to hide from FBI agents in Lake Shasta. The U.S. Attorney's office filed ...

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A suspect in an alleged $35 million Ponzi scheme briefly evaded arrest Monday by using an underwater “sea scooter” to pull himself into California’s largest reservoir for about 25 minutes before he ...

There is no shortage of fun-looking electric vehicles on Alibaba, the mystical and sometimes downright oddball Chinese shopping site. And while I normally find something decidedly more land-loving for ...

To every gadget, tool, or toy, you can reasonably think: ‘Sure I could buy this… but can I make it myself?’ And that’s where [Ben] decided he could, and got to work. On a sea scooter, to be exact.

Mt. Shasta is seen above Upper Lake Shasta in February 2018. A Shasta County man briefly evaded federal agents Monday by hiding in the frigid waters of the Northern California lake. (Kent Nishimura / ...

Matthew Piercey, 44, used an underwater "sea scooter" to travel through frigid waters in Lake Shasta in an attempt to evade law enforcement agents who were looking for him in connection to a $35 ...

A Ponzi scheme suspect tried to evade pursuing FBI agents by diving into a California lake and attempting to flee the scene on an underwater “sea scooter,” officials said. According to the Sacramento ...

A Shasta County man wanted in connection with a $35-million investment fraud scheme was arrested Monday after using an underwater “sea scooter” to evade federal agents, authorities said. According to ...