BREAKING: Hushpuppi To Celebrates Valentine’s Day In US Court As He Faces 20-Years Terms

Ray Hushpuppi To Celebrates Valentine’s Day In US Court As Ray Face 20-Years Terms

Brand News Day Nigeria reports that the United States attorney’s office at the central district of California disclosed that Ramon Abbas, the self-confessed Nigerian serial fraudster otherwise known as Hushpuppi, will be sentenced on Valentine Day’s morning.

The celebrated fraudster, who was extradited to the United Stated from UAE is considered to likely face a 20-year jail term if he’s sentenced for nefarious activities.

According to BBC Pidgin, the court’s Director of Media Relations, Thom Mrozek, said Hushpuppi has been scheduled for sentencing on February 14.

“The court has scheduled the case of Mr Abbas for sentencing on February 14, 2022,” Mrozek said.

The court’s spokesperson, however, did not give any other information on the duration of the trial and sentence.

Hushpuppi, who is known for his luxury life, had been arrested in the UAE back in June 2020 alongside 11 of his associates over allegations bordering on hacking, impersonation, scamming, banking fraud, and identity theft.

RECOMMENDED: Hushpuppi Biography: Detailed Hushpuppi Biography, Net Worth, Cars, Houses, Profession

His extradition to the United States had followed after the UAE police detailed his arrest in a special operation dubbed ‘Fox Hunt 2’, where he was accused of defrauding 1.9 million victims to the tune of N168billion.

BREAKING: Hushpuppi To Celebrates Valentine’s Day In US Court As He Faces 20-Years Terms

In 2021, an FBI Special Agent, Andrew Innocenti, alleged that Hushpuppi contracted the services of Abba Kyari, a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), after a “co-conspirator,” Chibuzo Vincent, allegedly threatened to expose the alleged $1.1m fraud committed against a Qatari businessman.

Innocenti, who said he obtained voice calls and WhatsApp conversations between Kyari and Hushpuppi, had also alleged that the latter paid the police officer N8million or $20,600 for the arrest and detention of Vincent.

Recall that DCP Kyari had taken to Facebook on July 29, 2021, to chronicle his denial against the allegations but he later deleted the post after editing about 12 times.

In turn, many Nigerians had trooped out en-mass to call for stern sanctions against Abba Kyari for his alleged conspiracy with a self-confessed fraudster like Hushpuppi.