Authorities in Pakistan have arrested a man wanted by the United States in connection with a major $126 million postage fraud case, according to reporting by BBC News.

The suspect, identified as Faheem Akram, is accused of running an illicit operation that involved selling counterfeit postage materials on a massive scale.

US investigators allege that Akram sold more than 5 million fake postage labels for a flat rate of $2 per piece, resulting in substantial losses for the postal service.

The full original report can be read on the BBC News website.

Source: BBC News