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Army soldier convicted in sham marriage ring between troops and immigrants

By Zach Halaschak
Published December 10, 2019 1:55am ET
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Army soldier convicted in sham marriage ring between troops and immigrants
An Army sergeant has been convicted of conspiring to marry soldiers to immigrants in return for cash and other marriage-related benefits. Sgt. Edward Anguah, a culinary specialist at Fort Bragg, was found guilty Thursday of conspiracy to commit marriage fraud and fraudulent use of visas and other documents, according to the Army Times. Pvt. Endasia […]

An Army sergeant has been convicted of conspiring to marry soldiers to immigrants in return for cash and other marriage-related benefits.

Sgt. Edward Anguah, a culinary specialist at Fort Bragg, was found guilty Thursday of conspiracy to commit marriage fraud and fraudulent use of visas and other documents, according to the Army Times.

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