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Fred Onyango

Police say a Miami rapper’s songs about bank fraud led investigators to his home, where they allegedly found a live baby goat marked for slaughter

A musician from Miami has caught national attention after being arrested on fraud charges. The rapper, who goes by the pseudonym “Yunglazz Drakula,” is now being accused of bank spoofing, account breaches, identity theft, and other white-collar crimes — and he allegedly made music about it all.

His real name is Lazaro Lesteiro-Diaz, 26, and according to Local 10 News, Miami-Dade deputies and FBI agents had been investigating him as his online presence grew and began attracting fans. His music and public image quickly became heavily centered around his “rap fraudster” persona.

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