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The Freeport resident defrauded the government using its Paycheck Protection Program, prosecutors said.

The 23-year-old Taiwanese allegedly oversaw all operation of Incognito Market, a "dark web" illegal narcotics marketplace that allowed buyers and sellers to transact anonymously using digital assets.

A 23-year-old Taiwanese man in New York is arrested in relation to the $100 million dark web narcotics platform, Incognito Market.

Rui-Siang Lin, a 23-year-old Taiwanese national known by various aliases including Pharoah and faro, was arrested in connection with his operation of "Incognito Market." This online narcotics marketplace on the dark web allowed users to anonymously buy and sell illegal drugs worldwide. Lin was apprehended at John F. Kennedy Airport on May 18 and is set to appear before U.S. Magistrate Judge Willis in Manhattan federal court.

“Firearms traffickers present an immediate danger to communities within and outside our district,” said U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan. “We are committed to

PHNOM PENH: US authorities have spearheaded another breakthrough in ongoing efforts to return looted Khmer artefacts home to the kingdom, with 27 more pieces, worth an estimated US$2.4 million, set to land in Cambodia in the near future.

New York City feds just pulled off the largest seizure of counterfeit items in United States history, worth $1.03 billion. 

Two men were arrested in the US this week after more than $1bn worth of knock-off designer merchandise was found hidden in a storage locker.

Authorities have seized more than $1billion worth of fake items from storage units in New York City making it one of the largest counterfeit goods bust in American history.

Federal authorities arrested two people and confiscated more than 219,000 counterfeit luxury items retail at about $1.03 billion on Wednesday in what is being called the largest seizure of such merchandise in U.S. histor