zhjchv0319Three members of a replica handbags family in Richmond Hill, Queens, have been indicted on charges that they stole $1.75 million from 19 fellow West Indian immigrants by falsely promising to help them obtain green cards and bargain deals on federally seized property in New York City and Florida, the Queens district attorney announced on Thursday.
As part of the scheme, the Replica Louis Vuittonauthorities said, one defendant, Shane Ramsundar, 50, masqueraded as an agent from Immigration and Customs Enforcement on loan to the F.B.I., carrying an air gun, a phony badge and a false ID card.
“Our immigrant community here in designer handbagsQueens can be especially vulnerable to deception and fraud,” the district attorney, Richard A. Brown, said in a statement. “In this particular case, many of their immigrant victims are alleged to have implicitly trusted the defendants, who were West Indian like themselves.”
In addition to Mr. Ramsundar, his Replica Watcheswife, Gomatee Ramsundar, 46, and their daughter, Shantal Ramsundar, 23, were indicted. All three pleaded not guilty at their arraignment Thursday afternoon in Queens Supreme Court, as more than a dozen of their accusers, accompanied by relatives, filled the courtroom.
The authorities said the Ramsundars Omega replica Watcheshad told their victims that the government allowed its special agents first option to buy the properties seized from tax evaders and drug dealers before offering them at a public auction.
Mr. Ramsundar is accused of telling Swiss replica Watcheshis victims that he would buy property in Florida and the Queens neighborhoods of Richmond Hill, Ozone Park and Jamaica at low prices and get mortgages using his government connections, then transfer the deeds to them.
