The Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office says two New Jersey brothers scammed four senior women out of nearly $400,000, through schemes that often began with pop-ups on the seniors’ computers.

Authorities said Monday the two men pretended to be government agents or bank representatives, telling the women — who ranged in age from 76 to 90 years old — that their bank accounts were compromised and they needed to withdraw all of their money immediately.

The men — 31-year-old Abhishek Barvalia and 32-year-old Tushar Barvalia, both residents of Rutherford — are charged with grand larceny and conspiracy. They both pleaded not guilty at an arraignment Monday. The victims were from Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens and Connecticut, according to prosecutors.

The Brooklyn DA’s office said that in Jun

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