Who Is Arian Taherzadeh? Meet The Alleged Secret Service Agents Impersonator Arrested By FBI From DC

Arian Taherzadeh is one of the men that has been charged with impersonating a secret service federal agent.

Arian Taherzadeh and Haider Ali were taken into custody by the FBI on Wednesday. They were found working as fake agents in the Department of Homeland Security for nearly two years.

They have been charged with such a felony, and a case will run against them and according to the judge's verdict, they will be punished for their crimes.

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Who Is Arian Taherzadeh From DC? Fake Federal Agent Bio

Arian Taherzadeh is one of the fake agents working in the Department of Homeland. He has been in the limelight since he has been arrested for his actions.

One of those charged, Arian Taherzadeh, apparently joined the International Association of Chiefs of Police in 2019.

He evidently joined the vaunted "US Special Police" which...I'm not sure is a thing. I guess he was Chief? https://t.co/jAuAbgnJaQ pic.twitter.com/QHoHFGTRaj

— Eric Garland (@ericgarland) April 7, 2022

He has been pretending to be various officers and employees of the U.S. government like being embers of federal law enforcement agencies, and he has been doing it since February 2020.

Arian was seen trying to gain the favor of the Secret Service by providing them apartments and purchasing weapons for them, but the sole reason for gaining their favor remains unclear.

Similarly, he has allegedly gained assault rifles, handguns, and other items to show himself as a federal agent. The reason for impersonating government officers is unclear, and police have been doing further investigation.

Arian Taherzadeh Arrested By FBI For Impersonating Secret Service Agent

Arian Taherzadeh is 40 years old working as a fake federal agent. His lie was caught by a US Postal Inspector when they were investigating an alleged assault of a USPS letter carrier in an apartment complex where they allegedly had multiple units.

Initially, he was charged with impersonating a Department of Homeland Security agent, but on further investigation, it was found, that he along with Haider had bought gifts for members of the USSS.

Aran and Haider have detained him for further investigation, and their hearing will be on Thursday before Magistrate Judge G. Michael Harvey in the US District Court. 

Arian Taherzadeh, 40, and Haider Ali, 36, both of Washington, D.C., were arrested by the FBI in Southeast Washington today on a criminal complaint charging them with the federal offense of False Impersonation of an Officer of the United States. #FBI pic.twitter.com/pNKk9mS4B2

— FOX 5 DC (@fox5dc) April 7, 2022

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Origin And Religion Of Arian Taherzadeh Revealed

The origin and religion of Arian Taherzadeh are not revealed at the moment. But on further investigations, it will surely come out to the public.

He seems to have made a lot of fake impersonations in the two years and had remained unnoticed by the Police for more than two years.

The evidence against him and the judge's decision on Thursday will decide what his fate will be.

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