130: Dave Nadolski – Loomis Fargo Vault Sting, Informants

FBI Retired Case File Review

Jerri Williams

True Crime, Interviews, Fiction, History, Fbi, Government, Truecrime

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🗓️ 23 August 2018

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Retired agent Dave Nadolski reviews the Loomis Fargo Vault Sting which introduced an FBI criminal informant into a violent and heavily armed Boston crime gang conspiring to forcefully take over an armored car company’s money vault containing one hundred million dollars. Due to the heroic efforts of Tony Romano, Dave Nadolski’s informant, the Loomis Fargo Vault Sting was successfully concluded with the convictions of all four members of the gang.

Dave Nadolski's book - The Con and the FBI Agent: An Unlikely Alliance - about his relationship with informant Tony Romano and his successful criminal investigation and undercover sting operation.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 130 of FBI Retired Case Val Review with Jerry Williams.
0:10.6	I'm a retired agent writing crime fiction inspired by true crime FBI cases.
0:16.2	Today we get to speak to Dave Nadolsky who served in the FBI for 21 years.
0:24.0	He was assigned to the Detroit, Atlanta, New York, and Boston field offices.
0:30.0	In this episode, Dave Nadolsky reviews the Lumus Fargo Volt Sting, which introduced an
0:37.6	FBI informant into a violent heavily armed Boston crime gang conspiring to take over an armored car company's
0:48.6	money vault containing $100 million. Due to the heroic efforts of Tony Ramano, Dave Nadolsky's
0:58.8	informant, the Lumis Fargo vaultszding was successfully concluded with the convictions of all four members of the
1:06.9	gang. During his career, Dave Nadolsky conducted investigations involving foreign
1:14.0	foreign counterintelligence matters, public corruption, civil rights
1:18.3	violations, bank robberies and major crimes, gang investigations, and government fraud violations.
1:26.4	He ended his career in the Boston Division as a squad supervisor.
1:31.4	Since his Bureau retirement, Dave Nodalski has worked as a licensed private
1:36.9	investigator, a corporate security supervisor, and most recently as a realtor.
1:43.0	Dave is currently writing a book about the Loomis Fargo vaultsdings, the biggest case of his career.
1:50.0	This episode is as much about the informant not only talks about the
2:03.8	Loomis Fargo Voltsting but he also gives us a review of the original
2:09.7	art theft case in which he was introduced to Tony Romano. I think you're really
2:16.1	going to enjoy this case review. These two case reviews. But before we get to the interview, there are just two quick things that I want to let you know.
2:26.7	First of all, my website is getting a three day makeover. It will be under construction from Sunday, August to 25th through Tuesday,
2:37.8	August to 27th. Now for most of you who listen to FBI Retired Case File Review on a podcast app, you won't be affected.
2:47.8	But I know a number of you do listen to the episodes on my website are through direct links from LinkedIn or Facebook.
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