The Minnesota daycare fraud scandal just got bigger
Her daycare also collected some $850,000 from Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future program by falsely claiming to serve tens of thousands of meals each month. Recommended Stories Government broke healthcare. Instead of fixing it, it’s blaming market solutions It’s time hospitals stop stealing drug discounts from poor patients and taxpayers America’s founders, our first auditors Mahamud’s daycare, Future Leaders Early Learning Center in Minneapolis, might be familiar to readers.
- ▪Her daycare also collected some $850,000 from Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future program by falsely claiming to serve tens of thousands of meals each month.
- ▪Recommended Stories Government broke healthcare.
- ▪Instead of fixing it, it’s blaming market solutions It’s time hospitals stop stealing drug discounts from poor patients and taxpayers America’s founders, our first auditors Mahamud’s daycare, Future Leaders Early Learning Center in Minneapo
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On Thursday, Minnesota daycare owner Fahima Mahamud pleaded guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy charges, admitting she scammed a federal childcare assistance program. (She reportedly used the money to buy real estate.)Prosecutors said Mahamud stole more than $4.6 million through false claims to the federal Child Care Assistance Program. Her daycare also collected some $850,000 from Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future program by falsely claiming to serve tens of thousands of meals each month. Recommended Stories Government broke healthcare.
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