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We need a dedicated news post for sharing the near constant crimes committed by Indian's that are invading the west. Please post your semi-recent news article about pajeets that have been caught doing the needful.

Indian man arrested for possessing a forged alien resident card​


BUFFALO, N.Y. - U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced today that Swapnil Ramesh Tejale, 34, a citizen of India, was arrested and charged by criminal complaint with possession of a forged alien resident card, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael J. Smith, who is handling the case, stated that according to the complaint, on July 10, 2025, the Niagara Falls Border Patrol Station received a request from the Niagara Falls Police Department to help identify three individuals that they had encountered during a traffic stop. Agents arrived at the scene and questioned the three individuals as to their citizenship. Tejale presented a Lawful Permanent Resident Card but voluntarily admitted that the card was fictitious. It was determined that Tejale was illegally present in the United States without any immigration documents that would allow him to remain in the country lawfully. After Tejale was taken into custody, agents located a Social Security Card in his name. Record checks verified that the Social Security Card was also fictitious.

This case is part of Operation Take Back America, a nationwide initiative that marshals the full resources of the Department of Justice to repel the invasion of illegal immigration, achieve the total elimination of cartels and transnational criminal organizations (TCOs), and protect our communities from the perpetrators of violent crime.

The complaint is the result of an investigation by the U.S. Border Patrol Niagara Falls Station, under the direction of Patrol Agent in Charge Brady Waikal.
 

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Influencer Sandeepa Virk Arrested Over Beauty Product Money Laundering​


Enforcement Directorate has arrested a social media influencer, Sandeepa Virk, in a money laundering case claiming her website selling beauty products was being used for illicit money transactions. The probe agency has got Virk custodial remand which will get over tomorrow.

"Allegations are that Virk and her associates have exerted undue influence through misrepresentation and defrauded individuals by soliciting money under false pretense," said ED in a statement on Wednesday.
 
If you see a pajeet, report the pajeet. Citizens helped stop 6 street-shitters from sneaking into our homeland!


Report of suspicious activity leads to six arrests

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A tip from a concerned citizen on July 31 led to the arrest of six citizens of India at the Plattsburgh bus station who had illegally entered the United States from Canada.

During the investigation by Champlain Border Patrol Agents, it was determined that they had illegally entered the U.S. through the woods in the middle of the night and were waiting in Plattsburgh to catch a bus to New York City.

U.S. Border Patrol Swanton Sector officials said thanks to the public’s watchful eyes, the six boarded transportation, but it wasn’t to NYC; it was to an immigration detention facility to await deportation proceedings.

“We thank our vigilant community members for their dedication to securing our borders. Please continue to report suspicious border activity in Swanton Sector by calling 1-800-689-3362. Your call matters,” officials said in an Aug. 13
 
Holy shit a Jeet actually confessed the truth???


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Indian resident pleads guilty after viral video of arrest for stealing almost $1,400 worth of merchandise from Algonquin store​

An Indian resident has pleaded guilty to stealing approximately $1,400 worth of merchandise during a seven-hour visit to a Target store in Algonquin after her arrest video went viral online.

Jimisha Avlani, 46, of Mumbai, India, was charged in May with one count of retail theft exceeding $300, a Class 3 felony.

A criminal complaint filed in McHenry County Circuit Court said Avlani stole merchandise from the Target, 750 South Randall Road in Algonquin, on May 1.

She took clothing, medication, jewelry, cosmetics, water bottles and miscellaneous home items, which had a total value of $1,396.16, from the store without paying, the complaint said.
 

India's most wanted arms supplier arrested in Nepal, brought to Delhi​

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Salim Pistol, India's most wanted arms supplier who was arrested in Nepal on August 9, has been brought to India. According to sources, Salim Pistol, whose original name is Sheikh Salim, is being held at the Delhi Police Special Cell office in the capital.

On the run since 2018, Salim Pistol was arrested at the India-Nepal border. He is the first person to have supplied Zigana pistols to gangsters in India. He has been a key conduit for smuggling sophisticated weapons from Pakistan for several years.

Officials have already begun questioning Salim Pistol and the interrogation is expected to primarily focus on his relationship with Pakistan's intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). It is also being investigated as to how Salim Pistol had contributed to D Company, the criminal syndicate headed by Dawood Ibrahim.

Salim Pistol is rumoured to be the mentor of one of the accused in the murder of Punjabi rapper Sidhu Moose Wala in 2022. Salim Pistol's name also emerged during the investigation of last year's murder of Maharashtra politician Baba Siddique.

A resident of northeast Delhi's Seelampur, Salim Pistol began his criminal career with vehicle thefts before moving on to armed robberies and large-scale arms trafficking. He has supplied weapons to several notorious gangsters, including Lawrence Bishnoi, Hashim Baba and others.
 

Ohio man jailed in $15M Missouri grocery chain fraud​

A southern Ohio man has been arrested on federal charges alleging he defrauded a Missouri grocery chain out of more than $15 million in groceries and inventory.

Muhammad Babar Chaudhry, 46, was indicted July 23 in U.S. District Court in St. Louis on four counts of wire fraud. He was arrested Wednesday night and, during a Friday hearing in U.S. District Court in Detroit, was ordered detained until trial.

According to the indictment, Chaudhry owns Sunshine Stores LLC, a grocery chain in southern Ohio. Beginning in May 2021, a Missouri-based grocery chain licensed its brand to 38 stores operated by Chaudhry and supplied those locations with groceries.

The indictment alleges that in March 2023, Chaudhry ordered $7.6 million in groceries and inventory from the Missouri chain without intending to pay. In April 2023, he allegedly ordered an additional $7.5 million, then misled the company regarding payment status. Prosecutors say an employee was instructed to claim Chaudhry was out of the country and later to say that “fraudulent activity” had caused the failure to pay.

Court documents state Chaudhry intentionally drained his bank accounts to prevent the company from withdrawing funds and falsely claimed he was wiring payments. A detention motion further alleges that he stole copper from one grocery store, causing $1 million in replacement costs, and poured concrete down sinks and drains at the victim company’s grocery stores.

Wire fraud carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, a $250,000 fine, or both.

The FBI investigated the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Derek Wiseman is prosecuting.
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Falcos_Commisar said:
Holy shiiiiittt


Indians accused of human trafficking, visa fraud, slave or near slave labor and putting minors into prostitution in Nebraska.
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Pajeets are natural child predators, they lack any empathy and are inherently selfish so they are able to do the horrible shit actual humans won't do.

HoodRatRapsCrap said:
If you want a fun time, you should watch the crime.... dawg.

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Reminds me of another Pajeet thief. This dude stole shit from an airport store then claimed it was all a big mistake once he was arrested and then offered to pay for the item. That should tell you something about their dogshit culture, they all figure they can bribe their way out of charges. They think its natural to try and scam and steal and if they got caught then they'll pay. Fucking creeps.

Jeet gets arrested for stealing at airport

She probably thought that once the cops arrived she'd bribe them, pay for the merchandise she tired to steal then be set free. Jeets are garbage.[/MEDIA]
 

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Babies Sold For Rs 4.5 Lakh: Hyderabad IVF Scam Exposes Child Trafficking​

No surrogacy procedure was undertaken at Universal Srushti Fertility Centre in Secunderabad, which operated multiple centres in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, offering In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) and surrogacy services for the last 15 years.

In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Hyderabad police North Zone DCP S Rashmi Perumal said all the babies handed over as surrogate babies had been bought from a biological parent and had no genetic link with the couple who had paid up to Rs 35 lakh to get a biological baby.

Eight new criminal cases have been registered in the ongoing investigation into a massive fake surrogacy and child trafficking racket, against Dr Athaluri Namrata, the owner of Universal Srushti Fertility centers, and her associates.

"They exploited the desperation of couples who want a baby, and also the vulnerability of a biological parent who is unable to keep a baby," Ms Rashmi explained.

The latest development brings the total number of individuals arrested to 25, including four doctors, lab technicians, managers, agents, and the biological parents of trafficked babies.

The initial investigation began with a complaint on July 27 by a couple from Rajasthan who found out through an independent DNA test that the baby given to them after a 'surrogacy' procedure had no genetic link to either parent.

The probe uncovered a sprawling criminal network that allegedly exploited childless couples. According to the police, the accused operated under the guise of providing fertility treatments and surrogacy services, but they were running an organised baby-selling syndicate.

The modus operandi involved charging desperate couples exorbitant fees, sometimes as high as Rs30 to Rs 40 lakh, for fake surrogacy procedures. After collecting biological samples, the couple would be told the embryo has been created and implanted and nine months later, the clinic would hand over babies procured from vulnerable mothers through a network of agents.

The victims were deceived with falsified medical and DNA reports to make them believe the child was biologically theirs. The agents were reportedly paid a fraction of the amount, with a girl fetching Rs 3.5 lakh and a boy Rs 4.5 lakh. The biological parents, for instance, were paid Rs 90,000.

It is unclear what the centre did with sperm and eggs collected and the embryos created, said DCP Rashmi.

The eight new cases registered at Gopalapuram Police Station reveal a pattern of grave deception and fraud.

A couple was charged Rs 22 lakh for a surrogacy procedure. They were later shown a dead child, which the investigation revealed was unrelated to the couple and had died due to health complications.

Another couple paid Rs 19 lakh for surrogacy and was given a pre-term girl. A subsequent DNA test confirmed the baby was not biologically related to them, leading to threats from the accused when confronted.

Two babies meant to grow up in loving families have now been sent to Shishu Vihar, a government centre for babies, as their biological parents abandoned them, and prospective parents rejected them as they felt cheated and had no biological link with the baby.

Dr Suri Shrimathi, a 90-year-old gynaecologist, was a victim of identity fraud, with her name and medical license being used on official clinic documents without her knowledge.

The 25 arrested individuals, including Dr Namrata and her son, an advocate named Pachipala SS Jayanth Krishna, have been remanded to judicial custody. The list of the arrested also includes several doctors, lab technicians, and agents from multiple cities, highlighting the network's extensive reach.

Police have revealed that Dr Namrata has a history of criminal activity, with about 15 cases previously registered against her in cities including at Hyderabad's Gopalapuram police station, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Guntur. These cases involve cheating, child trafficking, and medical fraud, with some having been compromised while others are still under trial.

Due to the gravity of the offences and the complex nature of the criminal syndicate, the Hyderabad Police Commissioner has ordered the cases to be transferred to the Central Crime Station's Special Investigation Team for further probe.

DCP S Rashmi Perumal has issued a public warning, urging people to be cautious of fraudulent fertility services. She stressed that commercial surrogacy is illegal in India and advised the public only to consult licensed and legally compliant medical professionals.

The Telangana government has also ordered an inspection of all fertility centres in the state.
 
I was told this never happens. This entire thread is fake news saaaaaaaar Indians have IQ of 70000000 and make cumskin banchods look like niggers saaaar.
 

2 men scammed over $100K from Petersburg resident, police say​

Petersburg police have arrested two men in a six-figure fraud scheme against a senior in the Southeast Alaska town, after a sting operation last week with assistance from the FBI.
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Court records show Shubham Patel, 24, and Harshilkumar Patel, 22, face felony state charges of scheme to defraud and first-degree theft in the case, involving losses of nearly $130,000. The men are unrelated citizens of India.

According to charging documents in the case, police got a report on June 2 that a resident had first been targeted in mid-May by phone scammers posing as federal officials. The victim told investigators that a fake Drug Enforcement Administration agent using the alias “Sean Watson” said her identity had been stolen, and convinced her to wire them nearly $80,000.

They then allegedly convinced her to hand-deliver an additional $50,000 in cash to a person posing as a government agent in Petersburg on May 20. Investigators later identified that person as a third suspect, who hasn’t yet been charged according to court records.

The victim was contacted by “Watson” again later and told to deliver an additional $60,000 cash to another “undercover agent,” according to the charges. Her family alerted local authorities, which arranged the sting operation.

Investigators said in the charges that they saw Shubham and Harshilkumar Patel arrive at the Petersburg airport on June 9 and scope the meeting place before redirecting the victim somewhere else.

Harshilkumar got the cash from the victim, and then law enforcement arrested both men.

According to investigators, Harshilkumar said he was recruited by Shubham shortly before traveling to Petersburg in June, but had reservations about being involved and claimed not to know the people giving him instructions for the exchange or what the money was for.

But the investigation found Shubham’s name connected to a May hotel stay in Petersburg with the third suspect, a U-Haul rental and thousands of dollars in gift cards and USPS money orders purchased locally in Petersburg.

Through a translator, the Patels heard their charges on Tuesday during a joint first-appearance hearing at the Petersburg Courthouse. They remain in custody in Juneau.

Petersburg Magistrate Judge Rachel Newport set Shubham’s bail at $300,000; he opted to find his own legal representation. Newport set Harshilkumar’s bail at $100,000 total, noting his alleged later involvement; he opted to have a public attorney assigned to his case. The public defender’s office in Juneau did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The victim didn’t wish to speak for the record during the hearing. She has asked not to be named publicly at this time.

The Patels’ next court appearance is scheduled for Friday in Petersburg.

Petersburg police said their investigation into the case is ongoing, with additional arrests possible. In a press release, the department credited the FBI, Ketchikan District Attorney’s Office, Juneau District Attorney’s Office and other agencies for their cooperation.

Resources for avoiding scams are available online from the FBI.
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Black Man Underwear said:
I was told this never happens. This entire thread is fake news saaaaaaaar Indians have IQ of 70000000 and make cumskin banchods look like niggers saaaar.
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You forgot to accuse me of being a Paki!

indomitable snowman said:
If it it involves crashing an 18 wheeler and killing some innocent american or canadian, they have that on lock.


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Stinky jeets all the same.
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Yes, they are all the same type of ugliness; deceitful, insecure, prideful, scammy, thieving (but "I'll pay for it" once they're caught red handed) and destructive to every actual civilization they encounter.

Sugriva said:
The Indian arms dealer is named pistol... How the fuck are jeets real, man lmao
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To be fair thats his nickname. But its also a stupid nickname that he probably gave himself thinking it sounded so cool and white. That'd fit the typical Jeet thought processes.
 
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