A corrupt MoneyGram/Western Union agent was sentenced to 15
years in federal prison Tuesday, the United Attorney's Office
for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced. And the
scheme involved a money-transfer station in Lebanon.  Itohan
Agho-Allen, Brooklyn, N.Y., was convicted by a federal jury in
Harrisburg of laundering money paid by victims of international
telemarketing fraud schemes after a six-day trial in July 2013.
Chief U.S. Court District Judge Christopher C. Conner also
ordered Agho-Allen to pay restitution of $2,371,668 and a
special assessment of $2,300 and to serve a three-year term of
supervised release.  Agho-Allen was convicted of criminal
conspiracy, eight counts of wire fraud and 14 counts of money
laundering.  According to U.S. Attorney Peter J. Smith, Agho-
Allen, 39, was an agent of Miracle Multi-Link, a MoneyGram and
Western Union outlet in Brooklyn, and had been recruited to
process money transfers received from fraud schemes including
sweepstakes, loans, employment opportunities