45 convicted $250 Covid-ersa scam, the largest in Minnesota history

First on Fox: A $250 million fraud program that took advantage of a federally funded child nutrition program 2019 Coronavirus Pandemic FBI Director Kash Patel has described it as the worst member of Minnesota’s history.

The FBI director told Fox News in a statement that 70 people in Minnesota were sued for their role in the massive “Feed Our Future” fraud program during the Covid-19 pandemic, which leverages a federal program designed to feed children.

Conspirators mistakenly claim to have offered millions of meals during the pandemic, but used the money for personal gain. FBI officials told Fox News Numbers that 38 of the individuals charged plead guilty. More than a dozen people are awaiting a criminal trial, with the next trial starting in August.

“More than $250 million in funds have been stolen from hungry kids during the pandemic, luxury cars and luxury cars are shameless,” FBI Director Kash Patel said in a statement. “I am proud of the FBI and our partners for tearing down this network of corruption, taking charge of dozens, and conveying a clear message: If you take advantage of the most vulnerable people, we will find you and bring you to justice.”

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The accomplices collected in the program were accused of controlling invoices, filing false attendance records, and falsely distributing thousands of meals from hundreds of so-called food distribution “sites” across the state – using the USDA’s decision to release the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s decision to release the U.S. decision, including its continuous participation in the program, including its supply volume, to supply, including its temporary temporary demand, without amplification.

The state has about 300 “food places” with little food left in food, with so-called “food vendors” and money laundering organizations aimed at repaying the expense of feeding children, according to the charging documents.

FBI officials Tell Fox News that the investigation and the resulting trials and prosecutions continue to affect the state and have touched on Minnesota’s legislative reforms.

They added that investigations into the fraud are still underway and that even though they did not share more details immediately, more charges are expected.

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U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger announced today that Minneapolis, Minnesota, held a major co-related fraud case in Minnesota on Tuesday, Sept. 20. (Glen Stubbe/Star Tribune via Getty Image)

The next trial in the state is scheduled to begin on August 11.

“theft There is no simpler fact that it is equivalent to stealing from the American people.

The FBI has 70 people in Minnesota’s fraud case. (Getty Image)

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“The fraud revealed in the cases of feeding our future show a profound betrayal of public trust. These people embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars of federal funds, aimed at nourishing vulnerable children during times of crisis, redirecting these resources to luxury goods, high-end cars, high-end cars and luxury lives, and adding to the hard life, he added to the luxury life.

“We will unveil their plans, tear down the network and make sure they are responsible to the maximum extent of the law,” he said.