Pakistan arrests Faheem Akram, wanted by US in $126m postage fraud case

Faheem Akram, arrested in Pakistan, is wanted by the US over allegations he sold more than 5 million fake postage labels for $2 each.

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Pakistan arrests Faheem Akram, wanted by US in $126m postage fraud case

Authorities in Pakistan have arrested Faheem Akram, who is wanted by the United States in connection with a postage fraud case involving $126 million, BBC News reported.

Akram allegedly sold more than 5 million counterfeit postage labels at a fixed price of $2 each.

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