Bureau Of Prisons Lists Hushpuppi among 159,692 Inmates In US …See Number To Use To Check His Status
The United States of America (USA) Federal Bureau Of Prisons has allocated inmate number to Ramon Abbas, (a.k.a Hushpuppi), officially adding him as one of the 159,692 inmates in the country.
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His inmate number is 54313424 and with it, his status can be found on the Bureau’s website https://www.bop.gov.
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Hushpuppi is in MCC Chicago, an administrative security metropolitan correctional center, located at 71 West Van Buren Street, Chicago, IL 60605.
There are total of 573 inmates in the facility.
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Hushpuppi and members of his gang were arrested early last month, while sleeping at their Dubai residences.
He was arrested earlier in June along with Olalekan Jacob Ponle, also known as Woodberry and 10 others.
The 12 suspects were arrested in six simultaneous raids carried out by the e-police unit of the Dubai Police.
The gang was responsible for Dh1.6 billion (about N169 billion) fraud involving over 1.9 million victims. Items worth N15.845 billion (Dh 150 million) were also seized.
13 luxury cars worth N2. 640 billion (Dh 25 million), 21 laptops, 47 smartphones, 15 memory storage devices, 5 external hard drives and 800, 000 emails of potential victims were also recovered from the gang.
Their arrest in an operation codenamed Fox Hunt 2 came after about four months of painstaking investigations into their activities., during which their social media activities were monitored by the highly trained police unit.
A press statement on his arrest by the US Department of Justice read; “A Dubai resident who flaunted his extravagant lifestyle on social media has arrived in the United States to face criminal charges alleging he conspired to launder hundreds of millions of dollars from business email compromise (BEC) frauds and other scams, including schemes targeting a U.S. law firm, a foreign bank and an English Premier League soccer club.”
