If someone got bailed out can the feds be waiting for him outside to arrest him ?
The feds can wait anywhere to arrest someone.
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The feds can wait anywhere to arrest someone.
What you are describing is fraud. Yes, you could be charged if the fraud is discovered.
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As soon as they issue a parole violation warrant against him his parole time stops running. It will be waiting for him when he is eventually arrested.
The federal government is separate from the state and can charge someone even if the state chose not to.
So you want to claim you are not the person sentenced to prison? I don't think that is going to work.