Published July 07, 2010, 03:55 PM
Liberian man arrested for fraud signs his extradition papers
(WDAY TV) - A Liberian man arrested in Fargo for multiple counts of fraud in Maryland will soon be on his way back.By: WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
- Naboth Zondo
The representative of a group ordered by the state to stop seeking donations for a public library system in Liberia has been arrested.
As we told you Friday, Naboth Zondo, who is known as Naboth Highfill in Maryland, is being accused of seven counts of identity fraud and 5 counts of credit card fraud.
Zondo signed his extradition papers today and will be taken back to Maryland sometime in the next 10 business days. Zondo was part of a Liberian group who was asking for book donations for Liberia's first public library.
That group was issued a cease and desist order from the North Dakota Attorney General after making false claims that Governor Hoeven and the Liberian President would be attending events in Fargo.
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