CRIMEMINNPOST MINNEAPOLIS
After fraud, the state must rebuild trust, not just enforce compliance
A federal judge sentenced Aimee Bock, founder of Feeding Our Future, to over 41 years in prison for a $250 million pandemic fraud scheme in Minnesota. Federal authorities also charged 15 individuals in a separate $90 million Medicaid and public-benefits fraud case. Minnesota Medicaid providers faced a revalidation process, causing disruptions in reimbursements and operations.
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