CRIMEJul 9 · 13:36 UTCKSTP ABC MINNEAPOLISJoseph Swanson

Minneapolis, Hamel women accused of stealing millions in federal funds due in court Thursday

Two women from Minneapolis and Hamel are accused of stealing millions in federal funds through fraudulent childcare and housing programs. They are scheduled for plea agreement hearings Thursday, with prosecutors alleging one collected $400,000 and the other $5.5 million in taxpayer money.

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Fahima Egeh MahamudpersonJillaine MertenspersonFuture LeadersorganizationHousing Stabilization Services programtopicEarly Intensive Behavioral Development Intervention (EIDBI) programtopicMinneapolisplaceHamelplaceU.S. Department of Justiceorganization

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