The Brief Federal agents arrested two leaders of the Kingdom of God Global Church in a case involving forced labor, trafficking and $50 million in alleged fraud. Two leaders of a Florida-based church are facing federal charges after an alleged forced labor scheme involving call centers across the U.S., federal authorities said Wednesday. What we know:Federal authorities raided multiple luxury properties this week, arresting Kingdom of God Global Church leaders David Taylor, 53, and Michelle Brannon, 56. CLICK TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX LOCAL APPTaylor and Brannon face charges of forced labor, conspiracy to commit forced labor, and conspiracy to commit money laundering, each carrying a potential 20-year sentence. Authorities have not detailed whether additional arrests are expected, or if other church leaders or members are under investigation.