FBI Captures Fugitive on ‘Most Wanted Fraudsters’ List After 3 Years on the Run
The FBI has captured a notorious fugitive accused of orchestrating a staggering $547 million Medicare fraud scheme after more than three years on the run.Khalid Satary was arrested in the Middle East carrying a fake Mexican passport before being flown back to the United States to face a sweeping list of federal charges.
“The arrest of Khalid Ahmed Satary and return to the U.S. is the third Most Wanted Fraudster capture from this FBI and our partners in just 5 weeks,” FBI Director Kash Patel said.
Patel said the arrest continued a “historic run of success” for the new initiative.
“This is another subject who exploited a program dedicated to helping our most vulnerable and instead stole for himself,” Patel said.Read about the kickbacks and bribe scam
They need to arrest and deport every single fraudster and all of these immigrants that came here and did fraudulent things and took fraudulent money that are just preying on the United States of America and the goodness and kindness of all of Americans deport their asses get them to hell out of here and put them in jail and make them pay the price!
ReplyDeleteWhy does it seem like so many of them are Muslims that practice islam that commit fraud? Are they really that evil really that satanic must be since they worship Muhammad and he was a pedophile and had sex with children! What an evil sect! And we've let them into this country!
ReplyDeleteAnd now today they found out that the sister of ilhan Omar noor is behind a lot of this fraud, sounds like they are a crime family.
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