Lahore: (RightNow) The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency has arrested Fahim Akram for selling fake stamps to American citizens. The U.S. government had offered a $100,000 reward for his capture.

According to agency officials, investigative teams used advanced technology to analyze 122 call data records, 50 IMEI tracking reports, and 120 camera video and audio recordings. A locator operation was conducted for 10 days to track the suspect.

Raids were conducted at 35 locations, and 47 individuals were questioned to apprehend the suspect. This arrest is considered a major success for law enforcement agencies.

The suspect is accused of causing over $126 million in damages to the U.S. Postal Service by selling 5 million fake stamps from 2023 to 2026.

It is noteworthy that the suspect used 16 bank accounts, including those of his own, his brother, wife, sister, and aunt. The joint investigation team is conducting further inquiries.