Man admits J-Lo wedding video ransom plot

One of two men who were arrested after they allegedly tried to sell Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez's stolen wedding video back to the couple for $1m (€790,000), pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny.

Tito Moses, 31, an ex-convict from Newark, New Jersey, admitted in Manhattan’s Supreme Court yesterday that he tried to get a $1m (€790,000) for the stolen video. He said he and an accomplice negotiated with a man they thought was a Lopez-Anthony representative.