FBI Repatriates Fugitive Behind $3.7B Medicare Fraud to Face Charges

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The FBI says Ibrahim Khaldoon Hilmi, accused of orchestrating a $3.7 billion Medicare fraud scheme, was captured in Turkey and transported back to the United States to face charges, marking a major victory in the bureau’s crackdown on healthcare fraud under the DOJ’s Most Wanted Fraudsters initiative; the arrest follows another high-profile return in the same week involving a separate Medicare fraud case.
- FBI brings back fugitive accused in $3.7B Medicare fraud scheme after capture in Turkey Fox News
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- Fugitive architect of massive SC Medicare fraud is nabbed in the Philippines Post and Courier
- American linked to $2-B healthcare scam arrested Philippine News Agency
- FBI Most Wanted fraudster arrested abroad to appear in Columbia court WPDE
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