Indian Nationals Charged in Fake Robbery Visa Fraud Scheme
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Eleven Indian nationals face federal charges for a visa fraud scheme involving staged armed robberies at convenience stores. The group targeted at least six stores in Massachusetts, with clerks paid to participate and store owners paid for use of their locations. The plotters, including a man named Rameshbhai Patel and a getaway driver, have already been charged and convicted. Six suspects were arrested in Massachusetts, while the other four were picked up in Kentucky, Missouri, and Ohio. If convicted, they could face up to five years in prison, three years of supervised release, and fines up to $250,000. This case highlights the lengths some will go for immigration advantages.
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