Two Individuals Indicted for Money Laundering of $36,000 in Cash

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BERGEN COUNTY, NJ The pair of out-of-state men, Rami Faozi Azam, 42, and Mohammed Suhail Rawashedh, 33, were arrested and charged with money laundering in Bergen County, New Jersey. According to authorities, the arrest was made after officers found $36,000 in cash in their vehicle during a routine traffic stop on Wednesday.

Rami Faozi Azam is a cook, while Mohammed Suhail Rawashedh is a grocery store owner, both hailing from Weldon, North Carolina. They were taken into custody at the scene of the traffic stop and later released on their own recognizance, pending an initial court appearance, as stated by Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella.

The offense of money laundering that the two individuals have been charged with is a third-degree crime, which carries serious legal consequences if they are found guilty. The exact details of the case and the evidence against them are not yet known, and it is up to the court to determine their guilt or innocence.