Haider Ali and Arian Taherzadeh duped Secret Service agents and others with their claims of being Department of Homeland Security agents, prosecutors say.
A judge granted bail to two Washington, D.C., men criminally charged with impersonating federal law enforcement agents.
Haider Ali and Arian Taherzadeh allegedly duped Secret Service agents and others with their claims of being Department of Homeland Security agents, prosecutors have said. Prosecutors asked the judge to detain both men without bail pending their trial, calling them a threat to the public. Four Secret Service agents who had contact with the men have been placed on administrative leave. Among the witnesses against the men are Secret Service agents who were assigned to first lady Jill Biden's protective detail and the White House.The ruling by Judge G. Michael Harvey in federal court for the District of Columbia came a week after the arrest of the men, Haider Ali and Arian Taherzadeh.
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