Feeding Our Future suspect no-show at court hearing, warrant issued for arrest Sade Hashi is accused of fraudulently receiving $5.7 million in federal child nutrition program funds and paying ...

KARE-TV Minneapolis St. Paul. New Feeding our Future suspect arrested at airport allegedly trying to flee the country. Posted: May 27, 2025 | Last updated: May 28, 2025 ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Of the 48 people now charged in the Feeding Our Future meal fraud scheme, only seven are behind bars at the Sherburne County Jail. Among them include Abdiaziz Farah and Mohamed ...

Another person faces charges in the sprawling $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud case after she allegedly tried to flee the U.S. following a raid at a St. Paul office federal authorities say is ...

New charges in Feeding Our Future fraud, and more headlines 04:40. Another person has been arrested in connection tied to the largest pandemic fraud scheme in the country.

Tasho ran six food sites sponsored by Feeding Our Future, claiming to distribute 4,000 meals per day. It was reimbursed $2.7 million, according to state records.

New Feeding our Future suspect arrested at airport allegedly trying to flee the country Hibo Daar is now the 71st person charged in the $250 million pandemic meal fraud scheme. To stream News 8 on ...

Latest Feeding Our Future suspect arrested during alleged flee attempt to remain jailed, judge rules. Sarah Nelson - Star Tribune (TNS) Jun 4, 2025 Jun 4, 2025; Facebook; Twitter; ...

News of the Feeding Our Future scheme originally broke in September of 2022, when nearly 50 people were charged in an operation that allegedly defrauded the federal government out of more than ...

As Feeding Our Future jury deliberated, FBI raided one defendant’s home It wasn’t clear why or if other defendants’ homes or any other sites were searched. By Kelly Smith and ...

The jury in the Feeding Our Future fraud trial reached their verdict, Friday June 7; the jury finding 5 defendants guilty while acquitting two others.

Daar’s meal site, Northside Wellness, collected about $1.8 million from Feeding Our Future, but only spent about $2,000 on food, prosecutors allege. It started operating in November 2020.