The FBI says it has arrested Herbert Leon Kimble, a fugitive accused in a large Medicare fraud scheme, in the Philippines and is returning him to the United States. Multiple outlets report that the alleged scheme involves approximately $1.2 billion in healthcare fraud and that it targets elderly victims. One report describes Kimble as a Chicago native and notes that he is charged as part of a broader conspiracy related to Medicare. The outlets also state that his arrest follows the FBI’s release of a “Most Wanted Fraudsters” list, and that Kimble’s capture is the second arrest made in connection with that list. After his capture abroad, Kimble is reportedly being shipped back to the U.S. to face the charges. The reports collectively focus on the FBI’s actions—locating Kimble overseas, taking him into custody, and arranging his return—along with the alleged scale and target population of the Medicare fraud case. None of the provided summaries dispute the allegations or provide additional details about the case’s underlying conduct or court proceedings beyond noting the fugitive’s status.