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1 month ago |
sahanjournal.com | joey peters |Andrew Hazzard
Jurors began deliberations Wednesday morning in the trial of Aimee Bock and Salim Said, who are charged in the Feeding Our Future fraud case. Jurors must decide whether prosecutors proved seven criminal counts against Bock and 20 against Salim Said. Both face charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery and federal programs bribery. Salim Said is also charged with money laundering and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
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1 month ago |
sahanjournal.com | joey peters |Andrew Hazzard
Federal prosecutors closed their case against Aimee Bock Tuesday with a simple message: Don’t overthink it. “It’s been a long trial, but it’s not a complicated one. Trust your eyes. Trust your common sense,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Harry Jacobs told jurors.
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2 months ago |
sahanjournal.com | Alfonzo Galvan |Katelyn Vue |Abe Asher |joey peters
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2 months ago |
sahanjournal.com | joey peters |Andrew Hazzard
A former Faribault restaurant owner testified Tuesday that she defrauded the federal government out of millions of dollars under directions from Aimee Bock and another Feeding Our Future employee. Lul Ali, who pleaded guilty in 2023 to stealing more than $5 million, broke down as she testified about her involvement in the estimated $250 million fraud scheme. Lul, 58, blamed Bock and Feeding Our Future for encouraging entire families to participate in the scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2 months ago |
sahanjournal.com | joey peters |Andrew Hazzard
A Minnesota Department of Education official testified Tuesday that the agency verified addresses of food sites before approving them to receive federal funding, but left further vetting to a nonprofit that allegedly led the theft of $250 million. The information came on the second day of testimony in the federal trial of Aimee Bock, the former executive director of Feeding Our Future.
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