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As part of today's Operation #SaveSkidRow, the FBI and our multiple partners arrested 23 defendants out of a total of 28 individuals who are charged in federal criminal complaints with narcotics trafficking, including fentanyl and methamphetamine, in and around the Skid Row neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, an area notorious for poverty, homelessness, and drug use. FBI Assistant Director in Charge, Patrick Grandy stated, “It would be simple to overlook the crimes of Skid Row and act as if it doesn’t matter… confined to a small area and confined to vulnerable populations. Make no mistake about this operation, these narcotics traffickers are the single largest driver of violent crime in the Skid Row area of Los Angeles. Our hope is that this effort will make a difference in the communities where these defendants operated, and the lives of law-abiding residents, including our most vulnerable.” Additional details:

As part of today's Operation #SaveSkidRow, the FBI and our multiple partners arrested 23 defendants out of a total of 28 individuals who are charged in federal criminal complaints with narcotics trafficking, including fentanyl and methamphetamine, in and around the Skid Row neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, an area notorious for poverty, homelessness, and drug use. FBI Assistant Director in Charge, Patrick Grandy stated, “It would be simple to overlook the crimes of Skid Row and act as if it doesn’t matter… confined to a small area and confined to vulnerable populations. Make no mistake about this operation, these narcotics traffickers are the single largest driver of violent crime in the Skid Row area of Los Angeles. Our hope is that this effort will make a difference in the communities where these defendants operated, and the lives of law-abiding residents, including our most vulnerable.” Additional details:

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Following a four-year investigation, the FBI’s Eurasian Organized Crime Task Force arrested eleven people today in a title fraud case called “Operation Hard Money.” The defendants were indicted for allegedly defrauding lenders by stealing the identities of elderly victims, then using the stolen information to access title reports and solicit loans backed by the properties.

Following a four-year investigation, the FBI’s Eurasian Organized Crime Task Force arrested eleven people today in a title fraud case called “Operation Hard Money.” The defendants were indicted for allegedly defrauding lenders by stealing the identities of elderly victims, then using the stolen information to access title reports and solicit loans backed by the properties.

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Early this morning, the FBI and our partners arrested 8 of 15 defendants in Southern California, Dallas and Chicago, for their roles in health care schemes that collectively resulted in $2 billion in fraudulent claims to government and private health care programs, including sham substance abuse treatment programs, unnecessary artery treatments, and bogus hospice services. Two of the 15 defendants were arrested last week. “Today the FBI and our partners executed 8 arrests, with 7 additional defendants charged, after the subjects involved allegedly orchestrated a multi-year healthcare fraud scheme resulting in $1.8 billion in losses,” said FBI Director Kash Patel. “The defendants - including medical professionals - made fraudulent claims to steal from taxpayer funded healthcare and insurance programs, including substance abuse treatment programs, hospice care, and Medicare programs in the Los Angeles area designed to help the most vulnerable. Under President Trump’s leadership with the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, stealing from American taxpayers will no longer be tolerated in this country. This FBI will continue to move aggressively with our Department of Justice to dismantle fraud networks stealing from hard working taxpayers.” “Healthcare fraud cheats American taxpayers and health care programs out of billions of dollars,” said Patrick Grandy, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office. “The FBI will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to do everything in our power to safeguard our government health care programs and the taxpayers picking up the bill.” IRS Criminal Investigation US Attorney L.A. HansHeinrich Schuler🇩🇪🇺🇦🇮🇱🇹🇼🇬🇱 DEALosAngeles Additional details:

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During December, the FBI’s Los Angeles Office surged its violent crime resources and teamed up with federal, state and local partners to conduct 36 joint enforcement operations. These operations resulted in significant disruptions of gang offenders and drug trafficking networks in and around the Los Angeles region, yielding the following accomplishments as part of Operation Coast To Coast: o92 Criminal Complaints filed o8 Search Warrants executed o223 arrests o102.5 Kilograms of Fentanyl seized o470.5 Kilograms of Methamphetamine seized o1.5 Kilograms of Cocaine seized oApproximately $3,000.00 in US Currency seized o29 Firearms recovered Another source of revenue for Los Angeles gangs are “casita” operations, illegal gambling establishments where narcotics, prostitution and firearms trafficking are conducted. Many casitas were targeted by various task forces leading to the detention of over 130 people and the seizure of numerous firearms and narcotics. Additionally, through the FBI’s work on the Darkweb, investigators identified one of the largest vendors selling fentanyl and other controlled substances which are distributed throughout the United States. Warrants served during this operation resulted in the arrest of a Chinese national in the United States illegally, and the seizure of nearly 200 pounds of fentanyl, methamphetamine and other narcotics. The defendant allegedly shipped over 100 parcels of narcotics to buyers throughout the United States on a daily basis for over a year. Read more here:

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