How a pair of fraudsters posed as federal agents with fake websites, ID badges and guns

Arian Taherzadeh, 40, and Haider Sher-Ali, 36 - both U.S. citizens - began in February 2020 to claim they were members of the Secret Service, using fake websites and props to convince others.

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