Secret Service agents arrested

Learn more about it below. Two men have been arrested for allegedly impersonating federal agents over the course of several years.

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. The FBI alleges that Arian Taherzadeh 40 and Haider Ali 36 have been pretending to be. 1 day agoArian Taherzadeh 40 and Haider Ali 36 were arrested on Wednesday evening when FBI agents and United States Postal Service cops swarmed the plush Crossing Apartments in the capitals Navy Yard. 17 hours agoThe two Washington men Arian Taherzadeh 40 and Haider Ali 35 appeared in federal court on Thursday a day after being arrested.

WASHINGTON The FBI on Wednesday arrested two men living in southeast Washington DC on charges that they falsely impersonated federal agents as a way to ingratiate themselves with the US. 1 day agoUS officials have arrested two men who had spent thousands of dollars seeking to influence Secret Service agents. The first lady of the United States Jill Bidens secret service details got infiltrated by two men pretending to be Homeland Security.

An affidavit filed with a US district court accused Arian Taherzadeh 40 and. Prosecutors said they plan to charge them with conspiracy in a. 20 hours agoCNN The FBI arrested two men in Washington DC Wednesday for allegedly impersonating Department of Homeland Security agents for more than two years giving expensive gifts to federal agents in.

Arian Taherzadeh and his fellow accomplice got arrested for impersonating Homeland Security agents. The two fake agents were also reportedly showering security personnel with gifts. Federal prosecutors on Wednesday charged two men they say were posing as federal agents giving free apartments and other gifts to US.

APAlex Brandon Two men were arrested in Washington. 1 day agoArian Taherzadeh and Haider Ali bribed Secret Service members in order to pose as members of a fake Department of Homeland Security task force. WASHINGTON -- Federal prosecutors on Wednesday charged two men they say were posing as federal agents giving free apartments and other gifts to US.

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