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Source Scout · Cleveland.com / The Plain Dealer reports: CLEVELAND, Ohio — Fourteen people have been indicted in a scheme that prosecutors say used stolen identities and U.S.-based “laptop farms” to help North Korean-affiliated IT workers get remote jobs with American companies, including at least one in Ohio. The indictment, unsealed Tuesday in federal court in Cleveland, charges U.S. citizens and Chinese nationals with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, money laundering conspiracy, conspiracy to commit identity theft and aggravated identity theft. Two defendants were arrested recently and are expected to appear in the Northern District of Ohio.

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