Economía · Medicare fraudster · ArchivoMedio billón en juego: cómo un fugitivo de tres años acabó ante un tribunal federalEscrito 7 de septiembre de 2026 a las 21:22 UTCVerTranscripción0:00The FBI says it has captured a fugitive0:02who allegedly stole more than half a0:04billion dollars from the Medicare trust0:06fund, funds intended for seniors. FBI0:08Director Cash Patel announced the0:10capture of Khalid Satare, who was0:12apprehended in the Middle East and0:14brought back to the United States to0:15face justice. Satare is accused of0:17running a massive Medicare fraud scheme0:19targeting elderly patients. He had been0:21on the run before FBI agents tracked him0:23down in the Middle East and returned him0:25to US custody.0:27The alleged scheme defrauded the0:28Medicare system of $547 million,0:31money meant to provide health care for0:33America's seniors. Satare is the third0:35most wanted fraudster captured by the0:37FBI in just 5 weeks. Combined, the three0:39fugitives are accused of nearly $20:41billion in total alleged fraud. The FBI0:44also set a record with 27 foreign0:46custody transfers in 30 days, bringing0:49back fraudsters and violent criminals0:50alike. The task force driving this0:53crackdown was established by President0:54Trump and Vice President Pence.Leer el artículoCronología de la historiaHeyDexEl vídeo breve ↗
