Man convicted in million dollar BEC scheme investigation wanted, agents say

A Liberian national and Maryland resident convicted in connection to a more than 7 million dollar Business Email Compromise or BEC scheme is wanted by the US Marshals Service.

Sheikh Kante, 41, is wanted for a supervised release violation.

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[doc-vglq]

The judge should be under fire for an obvious flight risk and such a light sentence.

[jmmywyflyf]

Ill gladly do 20months in exchange for 8million dollars, and only having to repay 3 million..

[Joe-lqm]

MD JUDGES BE BRIBED WITH FOOD STAMPS. LET ALONE $MILLIONS

[michaelangelo]

He's so far gone it's crazy to waste time and money looking. Spend it working on something solvable.

[Joe-lqm]

Im in MD 74 years. I know highest state Judge likely bribed years ago.

[tracih.]

Agents have too many cases to supervise and that man is probably living well back in his own country. Offenders can commit the worst crimes and serve a little time.

[CarielleD]

“Could be a flight risk” 😅 is he even in the USA? Also, I don’t think it’s fair to post this stuff without saying how a person violated the terms of their release. Is the second story I’ve seen where the journalist doesn’t say exactly what he did.

[kendellcarey]

😂😂😂 this system is flawed to certain people because come on stealing money from a company and you get a slap on the wrist? There's more to this there not speaking on, he has to had gave or was giving the government information. 😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂