A Hyattsville man has been ordered to pay back the $240,000 he stole by skimming personal information from more than 150 victims as they used Washington-area automated-teller-machines.

Konstantin Sintsev, 24, will also spend more than four years in prison for the scheme he ran with Latvian immigrant, Vitalijs Balsevics, a judge in Alexandria’s federal court ruled Tuesday.

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