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Convicted Feeding Our Future ringleader argues government failed to prove she knew fraud’s scope (opens the original)
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Aimee Bock, the convicted ringleader of the massive Feeding Our Future scheme, said the U.S. government failed to prove she knew the scope of the fraud passing through her nonprofit in asking an appeals court to overturn her conviction. Bock, 45, was sentenced in May to 41 years in prison for using Feeding Our Future to steal millions from a federal meals program meant to feed needy children. Instead, many defendants who participated in the scheme used the money for luxury purchases, such as car
Lakeville man sentenced for witness tampering and role in Feeding Our Future fraud (opens the original)
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A Lakeville man will spend more than six years in prison for his role in a sprawling scheme to steal money from a government program meant to feed needy children. Abdinasir Mahamed Abshir, 34, was sentenced in Minneapolis federal court on Tuesday to 6½ years in prison after pleading guilty in the $300 million Feeding Our Future case, which is named after the nonprofit at the heart of the scheme. As part of his plea, Abshir also admitted he tried to tamper with a witness during a 2025 trial in th
Newest Feeding Our Future defendant quickly pleads guilty to fraud charge (opens the original)
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The newest defendant in the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal pleaded guilty to his role in the massive scheme just over a week after his charge was filed. Mahamoud Warsame, 41, admitted in federal court in Minneapolis on Thursday that he purchased property and vehicles using illicit proceeds from false or inflated reimbursement claims purporting to serve meals to children during the COVID-19 pandemic. In exchange for his plea, federal prosecutors agreed not to investigate Warsame’s wife. Warsame
Man pleads guilty to role in stealing $1.1 million during Feeding Our Future fraud scheme (opens the original)
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A man on Monday pleaded guilty in Minnesota federal court to defrauding the U.S. government, admitting that only a fraction of the federal funds he was issued were spent on food for children he claimed to serve. Abdirashid Bixi Dool, 37, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis to one count of wire fraud for his role in the fraud scheme run out of nonprofits Bilaal Mosque Inc., in Pelican Rapids, and Multicultural Resource Center Inc., in Moorhead. Both meal sites were enrolled under
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