Washington (WFLA) -Russian and Uzbekistan were arrested on Monday, saying on Monday, the United States Bagle was arrested for submitting more than 100 fake voter registration applications in Pinus County.
The 45 -year -old Dmitry Shushlebin and the 33 -year -old Sanjar Jamilov were both charged with a crime that filed an application for unauthorized voter registration and colluded to provide incorrect information when registering in the poll.
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DOJ said, Russia, lived in Miami Beach at the time of suspicion of crime, but Jamilov from Uzbekistan lived in St. Petersburg.
According to criminal accusations submitted to the Central District of Florida, the supervisor of the Pinas County Elections was suspicious after receiving the application of voters in February 2023 and March 2023.
The 132 applications have said that they were submitted to an envelope with the same format returned and addressed labels. Each was listed on the actual address of Pinasu County, but there were names, date of birth, and social security number, although they seemed to be a fictional person.
The supervisor of the election compared the name of the Florida Expressway and the name of the car, and concluded that none of the applicants had issued an identification certificate in Florida.
The authorities have several other red flags, including not having middle names and not sharing the date of birth, and almost all of the listed addresses are 132. He said at least twice in the application form.
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The USPS record review has revealed a change in address requests for almost all addresses related to the application of voters. All investigators have been submitted only a few days before applying for the right.
The request has routed emails to three addresses. Approximately 69 requests sent an email to the same mailbox for Fort Myers. He also used the second address of Logan Street.
Another 45 routed a mail to the Gandable Bird apartment where the second suspect, Jamilov, lived.
Due to the abnormal nature of the right to apply, the election supervisor issued a rejection letter to all 132 submitted 132.
The authorities called the supervisor of the election on March 7, 2023 in Pinus County, and the alias of Foster Hugen (one of the names used in the application for voters registration) refused. He asked him why he was done.
According to what was reported, the telephone record confirmed that the shushlebin was the sender.
According to the complaint, the Internet protocol (IP) has also helped to identify the two suspects captured during the online voter registration process. It is reported that Jamilov’s fingerprint was found in at least 30 applications.
The detective believes that SHUSHLEBIN may have been involved in other misconduct based on the discovery of some fraudulent driver’s license with the same fake name.
In the case of guilty, SHUSHLEBIN and JAMILOV are facing the biggest penalty in prison for five years. The Judge of the Federal District Court will decide to be sentenced after examining US ruling guidelines and other legal factors.
