Nigerian convicted of larceny, money laundering arrested in US
A Nigerian, Rapheal Oludemilade Adebowale, previously convicted of larceny and money laundering, has been arrested in the US by immigration officials. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerian-convicted-of-larceny-money-laundering-arrested-in-us/
Nigerian national Rapheal Oludemilade Adebowale, convicted of larceny and money laundering, has been arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to the US Department of Homeland Security. The arrests occurred during an operation targeting undocumented migrants in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Adebowale is one of three foreign nationals detained, the others being Jawwad Ali Ahmed from Pakistan and Alexandre Esdras Pandolfi-Soares from Brazil.
The Department of Homeland Security described Adebowale as a "criminal illegal alien from Nigeria," but did not provide additional information on his immigration status, arrest details, or previous convictions. Ahmed was convicted of lewd acts with a child under 14 in California, while Pandolfi-Soares was convicted of forcible sexual abuse in Utah.
The Department of Justice recently announced charges against three Nigerians and 13 others over alleged illegal voting and election offenses.
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