DOJ brings charges against 15 Minnesotans in $90 million Medicaid fraud schemes
Federal prosecutors say the defendants used seven state-run programs for vulnerable residents and expanded the investigation with 15 new prosecutors.
- The U.S. Department of Justice charged 15 people in Minnesota in Medicaid fraud schemes involving $90 million, according to Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald.
- Suspects are accused of submitting $22.7 million in fraudulent Medicaid claims.
- Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated this indictment is the largest autism fraud bust in American history.
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The Fraud Task Force Has Its First Big Scalp — And Vance Wants More – Jeffrey Lord
Not every theft is the same. Among the worst is people stealing from the sick and helpless. That is what Vice President JD Vance was talking about Thursday when he announced that the Justice Department has charged 15 people in Minnesota in connection with fraud schemes allegedly involving roughly $90 million in Medicaid and social service funds. One case stood out. A defendant allegedly billed Medicaid for round-the-clock care for a disabled man…
Bipartisan praise for federal charges in Minnesota fraud cases
(The Center Square) – Minnesota officials are applauding after federal prosecutors announced sweeping fraud charges against 15 people accused of stealing more than $90 million from state-managed Medicaid programs.
MichaelSavage.com – DOJ Announces Indictments Against 15 Minnesota Fraudsters in ‘Shocking’ $90 Million Bust – Fraudster Jumps Out of 4-Story Building, Flees
The Justice Department on Thursday announced new indictments against 15 Minnesota fraudsters in a ‘shocking’ $90 million bust during a press conference on its efforts to crack down on fraud. Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald made the announcement after Aimee Bock, the convicted mastermind behind the $250 million Feeding Our Future scandal, was sentenced to…
Federal officials charge 15 in Minnesota with Medicaid fraud schemes totaling $90 million
The U.S. Justice Department announced criminal charges against 15 people Thursday in what officials are calling shocking Medicaid fraud schemes in Minnesota that targeted more than $90 million in taxpayer dollars.
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