2 men arrested in DC for allegedly impersonating federal agents for at least 2 years

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : He said Ali had visas to Pakistan and Iran stamped in his passport.
56% : Court documents show that Taherzadeh provided members of the United States Secret Service and an employee of DHS with expensive gifts, including rent-free apartments, iPhones, surveillance systems, a drone, a flat-screen television, a case for storing an assault rifle, a generator and law enforcement paraphernalia.
56% : According to court documents, Witness 3 told officials Taherzadeh's credentials say ICE on them and indicated that he is a special agent.
55% : Officials claim Taherzadeh and Ali represented themselves as federal agents to numerous people, many of whom are actual members of federal law enforcement.
52% : The pair reportedly obtained paraphernalia with official insignias, handguns and assault rifles, all used by federal law enforcement agents.
51% : Many of the people who live in the apartment complex are affiliated with federal law enforcement agencies, according to court documents.

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