Justice Department arrested Jamshid Ghomi in LA, alleging he used his company to violate sanctions against Iran.

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For four years starting in 2014, Jamshid Ghomi, 63, of Newport Coast, California, allegedly smuggled more than 275 tons of ...

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In addition to allegedly violating US sanction laws, federal authorities are investigating Ghomi for money laundering, tax ...

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