Two men were arrested for trying to scam an 85-year-old man out of $200,000 in gold bars. They pretended to be federal agents. The police said this happened in Washington, D.C.

The police department said two men, Chu Lin and Xiean Cheng, were arrested after they went to the victim's home to get the gold.

Both men were charged with financial fraud.

A woman was also caught running a visa fraud scheme, pretending to be an immigration officer.

An 85-year-old man was told by scammers to buy $200,000 in gold bars to secure his money.

The scam started on July 8 when the scammers emailed and called the victim, pretending to be federal agents.

The scammers told the victim that his money was in danger and that he needed to buy gold bars to keep it safe.

The victim tried to buy the gold bars, but the gold dealer realized it was a scam and warned him.

The FBI is also looking for someone who took $5 million from a kids' meal program.

The FBI and the police department worked together to investigate the scam targeting the 85-year-old man.

The victim tried to buy $200,000 worth of gold bars, but the gold dealer stopped him and said it was a scam.

The gold dealer then told the police and the FBI about the scam.

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The police department and the FBI worked together after the gold dealer reported the scam.

When the scammers went to the victim's home to get the gold, the police arrested them.

Michael Sinkewicz is a writer for Fox News Digital. You can send him story tips.