MINNEAPOLIS — Federal and state officials announced new charges and detailed findings this week in a multi‑program fraud probe that has implicated assisted living, housing stabilization, autism and other social services programs. A federal prosecutor on Thursday charged six additional people and alleged more than $11.6 million was stolen from two programs; lawmakers said millions may have been improperly funneled into assisted living and that some indicted individuals continued receiving state payments. State hearings and a whistleblower portal generated hundreds of tips. Federal and state probes. Investigations continue and authorities expect more charges. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Federal and state prosecutors and investigators secured additional indictments and expanded investigations, strengthening enforcement actions and legal cases.
Minnesota taxpayers, vulnerable program recipients, and state agencies experienced financial losses, service strain, and reputational damage tied to alleged fraud.
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