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FBI America Arrests

American FBI arrest stories extracted from official U.S. Department of Justice reports.


SOURCE-LINKED COVERAGE—U.S. Department of Justice — Southern District of New York·See the cited source for current information

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Source notice: A keyword appearing in DOJ search results does not prove that an arrest occurred in that region. Locations and statuses below follow the linked release. DOJ pages often publish no defendant portrait, so an official FBI reference image is used and clearly labeled rather than inventing a person’s appearance. Charges remain allegations unless a linked disposition says otherwise.

Arrested6 June 2023

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Five defendants in Manhattan jewelry-store robberies

The FBI and SDNY announced five arrests connected with alleged daytime armed robberies of Manhattan jewelry stores.

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Arrested16 November 2023

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Three men in bank-fraud and cryptocurrency-laundering case

Three men were arrested in an FBI investigation into an alleged complex bank-fraud and cryptocurrency-laundering scheme.

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Arrested19 January 2024

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Five defendants in $7 million embezzlement case

The FBI and SDNY announced five arrests in an alleged $7 million embezzlement scheme targeting an information-technology services company.

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Arrested in New York, Florida, and Texas25 April 2019

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Nine defendants in multistate wire-fraud case

Nine defendants were arrested in three states in an FBI investigation into an alleged multimillion-dollar wire-fraud scheme.

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