Peter Coker Jr., who is accused of securities fraud involving a New Jersey deli owner, was a fugitive in Thailand before his arrest.

The U.S. sued Walmart Monday for firing a North Carolina employee with Crohn’s disease after allegedly refusing to grant her disability-related leave.

Three men, including Peter Coker Jr. and his dad, are accused of pumping up the stock price of a New Jersey deli-owning company once valued at $100 million.

Peter Coker Jr. was arrested as a fugitive in Thailand. He faces charges in the U.S. in connection with the infamous $100 million New Jersey deli.

A federal judge ruled that the SEC will pause its fraud case involving a New Jersey deli to avoid overlap with the DOJ’s ongoing litigation.

James Patten, a defendant in the case of the $100 million NJ deli, is making money from a deal with another shell company.