Two Americans from New Jersey have been sentenced for their roles in a remote worker fraud that funneled about $5 million in wages from U.S. companies to North Korea and its weapons of mass destruction programs, according to federal prosecutors.
A federal court in Boston sentenced Wang “Tony” Kejia, 42, to nine years in prison on April 15, and Wang “Danny” Zhenxing, 39, to more than seven years in prison on April 14, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts.
The case emerged in the summer of 2025, when nine people, including Wang Kejia and Wang Zhenxing as well as six Chinese nationals, were charged in connection with the fraud scheme that ran from 2021 to October 2024….
2 New Jersey Men Sentenced to Prison for North Korean Fraud Scheme
