Accused mastermind’s nephew first indicted in tax fraud case

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A nephew of the alleged mastermind of the D.C. tax office scandal was indicted on Monday, the first person to be formally charged by a grand jury in the largest government theft in the city’s history.

Ricardo Walters, 32, of Fort Washington, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Greenbelt, Md., on charges that he was part of the scheme to bilk tens of millions of dollars from the District of Columbia.

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