The Gas Station Mogul Who Rigged Pumps and Ordered Murders
He started out washing cars for a living. Within a decade, Gurmeet Singh Dhinsa controlled more than fifty gas stations across New York City — a business empire built on rigged pumps, counterfeit inspection seals, and a willingness to order murder to protect it.
When police discovered gas pump circuit boards hidden in the trunk of a car connected to his operation, it unraveled a sprawling fraud scheme that shortchanged thousands of customers for years. What followed was a federal RICO investigation that ended not just in fraud charges, but convictions for racketeering, murder, and kidnapping…
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