15 charged in $90M Minnesota social service fraud

Fifteen people have been indicted by federal prosecutors for their involvement in a fraud scheme that swindled $90 million from Minnesota's social service programs. This development comes after Aimee Bock, the founder of Feeding Our Future, was sentenced to almost 42 years in prison for a distinct $250 million fraud scheme related to the COVID era. The current allegations center around the improper use of funds meant for child nutrition and various social services. Officials claim the accused took advantage of pandemic policies to misappropriate funds for their own benefit. The investigation is still active, and further charges may be forthcoming.