Officials: Landlord took subsidy to run unsafe house

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A Fairfax County landlord accused of running a boarding house in unsafe and overcrowded conditions was at the same time collecting public housing subsidies to operate the dwelling, according to court records and county officials.

Ibrahim Sh-Ibrahim was ensnared earlier this year in a Fairfax County strike team’s broad crackdown on building code violations and residential overcrowding, though he was cited as early as 2006 for packing too manytenants into the

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