Sameerah Marrel and Noelle Brown, who performed as a rap duo under the name "Deuces Wild," have been accused of aggravated identity theft, false claims and conspiracy. A recently-unsealed IRS complaint shows that Sameerah Marrel, of Detroit, and Noelle Brown, of Romulus, are facing charges of aggravated identity theft, false claims and conspiracy, Fox 2 Detroit reported Thursday (May 13).. In 2008, while perfecting her craft, Creme was invited to host, Detroit Rap TV, and increased her popularity while gaining notoriety. 0.32 2.09 /5. Detroit rapper Sameerah 'Creme' Marrel wanted in $5 million fraud case. Crme) and Noelle Brown (Nikki Brown) may have to serve beaucoup time after being hit with aggravated identity theft, false claims, and conspiracy for trying to cheat the government out of $5.5 million. All rights reserved. 170k in Southeast Michigan without power, DTE expects most restored by Sunday evening Over 170,000 customers are still without power Sunday morning according to DTE's outage map. SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - Two Metro Detroit rappers have been charged with stealing more than $5 million from the United States IRS in an elaborate tax scheme where the women claimed withholdings and refunds of more than $13.6 million from 2013 to 2017. Marrel's court appearance comes more than a decade after the duo gained some attention for their music. Born in Detroit, Sameerah Marrel, better known as Ms. Creme, has a successful track record in the public eye. She and Noelle Brown, of Detroit-based rap group, Deuces Wild, were both part of a multi-million scam deal, which stole over $5 million of the IRS' money. The video showed the same woman making withdrawals and depositing money in accounts linked to the alleged scheme, and the woman matched Marrel's driver's license photo, according to the court filing. Both Sameerah Marrel of Detroit and Noelle Brown of Romulus were charged with aggravated Identity Theft which doubles the penalty of identity theft due to extenuating circumstances. Of the 122 returns, 106 were prepared and filed by paper and mailed to the IRS - 69 from Michigan and 13 from Georgia. A Detroit-based rapper is in hot water for stealing over $5 million from the United States IRS, and is one of two local rappers charged with this costly crime, FOX 2 Detroit reported. Videos. Detroit rapper Sameerah Creme Marrel, who was on the run from the law for tax fraud, was arrested on Friday. However, she skipped out on the appearance and was on the run until she was finally discovered and taken into custody in Memphis. Sponsored Content. -Marrel and another woman, Noelle Brown, were both charged in July 2021 with aggravated identity theft, false claims, and conspiracy. The woman later received a $51,236 check from the IRS. Sameerah Marrel Facebook, Instagram & Twitter on PeekYou In September 2018, Goodnight and another agent interviewed a woman identified as CH after her name landed on a trust tax return that requested more than $51,000. As of publishing, Brown has not yet been picked up.