AQSHda o‘zbek fuqarosi 24 ta yuk partiyasini o‘g‘irlashda ayblanib yotir

The US Department of Justice announced a criminal indictment against 33-year-old Uzbek citizen Nursulton Haydarov for the theft of at least 24 large freight shipments. One.uz reports this.

According to investigative data, the total value of the missing products exceeds 12 million US dollars. The initial court hearing for this large-scale criminal case took place in the federal court in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Scheme under a Trust: How were the goods stolen? According to the investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and law enforcement agencies, the fraud was carried out based on a sophisticated plan.

First, Haydarov and his potential accomplices purchased or took control of several freight shipping (logistics) companies operating in the US starting from September 2025. Then, posing as reliable and experienced carriers, they secured large shipping contracts using the former owners' registration numbers (DOT/MC), email addresses, and personal information.

The expensive goods removed from warehouses were not delivered to the customers, and in some cases, ransom money was demanded to return the cargo to its owner. Arrest and expected penalty A series of rapid actions were carried out to uncover the criminal activities and apprehend the suspect.

Nursulton Haydarov was apprehended in California on June 1, 2026. On September 22, 2026, a federal grand jury officially confirmed the criminal fraud indictment against him.

In a court hearing held on October 21, he pleaded not guilty. If the charges are fully proven during the trial, he could face a prison sentence of up to 5 years.

Currently, the FBI and other US law enforcement agencies are continuing investigative work to identify other potential members of the criminal gang and clarify the fate of the stolen shipments.