In Cohasset middle/high school the town facilitator had found electrical equipment, temporary duct work, and computers seemingly standing out of place while doing a routine check. They quickly determined that it was equipment for mining cryptocurrencies that was connected to the school’s servers. After a three months investigation, the suspicions were directed to Nadeam Nahas who had been working as the assistant facilitator. The former employee of a Massachusetts town was facing charges against fraudulent use of electricity and vandalism to a school. Nahas did not show up to the hearing and the judge quickly went out with a warrant after rejecting to reschedule.