This prompted Wasserman Schultz to finally fire Awan. The charge was bank fraud: Federal officials allege Awan and Alvi lied on a loan application and scammed the Congressional Federal Credit Union out of $165,000. The night after that article was published, Awan was arrested by the FBI and Capitol Police at Dulles International Airport as he was attempting to depart for Pakistan. Last week the Caller reported, according to anonymous sources, that the FBI had seized “smashed hard drives” from Imran Awan’s home. According to the Awans’ stepmother, Hina Alvi had fled to Pakistan.According to an anonymous relative, the Awans had allegedly kept their stepmother in captivity and installed listening devices in her house to secure power of attorney over their dying father’s assets.According to a police report, the Awans’ stepmother had accused them of preventing her from seeing their dying father.According to court documents, federal prosecutors, and former CIA case officer Philip Giraldi, the Awans owed $100,000 to an international fugitive linked to Hezbollah.According to anonymous tenants, the Awans had requested untraceable rent payments at their multiple Virginia rental properties.Abid Awan was more than $1 million in debt owing to a failed “automotive business,” according to bankruptcy court documents and “business associates” from whom he had allegedly stolen multiple vehicles.According to an anonymous “former House Information Resources (HIR) technology worker with first-hand knowledge of Imran’s privileges,” Imran Awan had access to all the information on the House’s network, including emails and confidential files, and had worked to eliminate the paper trail for his information requests.