Across the distance between Tacoma and Jalandhar, a man accused of systematically draining $600,000 from America's food assistance program has been brought to ground — the fifth name crossed off the FBI's newly created Most Wanted Fraudsters list. His alleged scheme was simple in design but corrosive in effect: trading $200 in SNAP benefits meant to feed families for $100 in cash, pocketing the difference until the sum became staggering. The arrest, made possible through international cooperation, raises the older question that follows every such capture — whether justice pursued is also justi