https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/08/01/fak ... uilty.html
One of two men accused of impersonating federal law enforcement officials in a scheme that duped Secret Service agents and others pleaded guilty to multiple charges in Washington, D.C.
The plea by Arian Taherzadeh came nearly four months after his arrest with a second man, Haider Ali, exposed allegations that they compromised Secret Service agents with access to the White House.
At least one of those agents was assigned to protect first lady Jill Biden.
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Taherzadeh in 2018 created a purported private investigative agency called United States Special Police, which despite its name was not associated in any way with the U.S. government, prosecutors said.
From late 2018 through April, Taherzadeh falsely claimed to be a special agent with the Homeland Security Department, a member of a federal task force, a former U.S. Air Marshal, and an ex-Army Ranger, according to court filings.
He used those claims to cozy up to Secret Service agents, some of whom he gave gifts, which included a generator and a "doomsday" backpack to one agent, and the use of two rent-free apartments for about a year to two other agents, prosecutors said.
In all, the gifts to members of the Secret Service were worth more than $90,000, prosecutors said.
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