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A neighbor called in an intruder, one of the FBI's most wanted fugitives.
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A neighbor called in an intruder, one of the FBI's most wanted fugitives.

A neighbor in Alburgh, Vermont, reported a suspicious individual attempting to break into their home. Authorities arrived and arrested the suspect, later identifying him as Nitish Kaushal, a 26-year-old Indian citizen wanted by the FBI. Kaushal was found near the Canadian border with a vehicle registered in New York, raising concerns about cross-border activity. During the arrest, authorities discovered suspected narcotics on his person, which are undergoing laboratory analysis. Kaushal was taken to a hospital for treatment of a possible leg injury before being handed over to the FBI for further investigation. According to the FBI’s official website, Kaushal was sought for alleged involvement in a transnational criminal organization based in Punjab, India, known as the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria Criminal Organization (GCO Bhagwanpuria). The group operated in California and other locations, and Kaushal is accused of committing violent acts such as kidnappings and assaults on behalf of the organization. A federal court issued an arrest warrant for Kaushal on June 25 under charges related to conspiracy involving organized crime.

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A neighbor called in an intruder, one of the FBI's most wanted fugitives.

A neighbor in Alburgh, Vermont, reported a suspicious individual attempting to break into their home. Authorities arrived and arrested the suspect, later identifying him as Nitish Kaushal, a 26-year-old Indian citizen wanted by the FBI. Kaushal was found near the Canadian border with a vehicle registered in New York, raising concerns about cross-border activity. During the arrest, authorities discovered suspected narcotics on his person, which are undergoing laboratory analysis. Kaushal was taken to a hospital for treatment of a possible leg injury before being handed over to the FBI for further investigation. According to the FBI’s official website, Kaushal was sought for alleged involvement in a transnational criminal organization based in Punjab, India, known as the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria Criminal Organization (GCO Bhagwanpuria). The group operated in California and other locations, and Kaushal is accused of committing violent acts such as kidnappings and assaults on behalf of the organization. A federal court issued an arrest warrant for Kaushal on June 25 under charges related to conspiracy involving organized crime.

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