Eight are charged with stealing from a Medicaid-funded housing program
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Federal prosecutors announced charges Thursday against eight people for allegedly defrauding a state Medicaid program.
Defendants are charged with stealing a total of around $10 million from Minnesota’s housing stabilization services program, which started in 2020, and was meant to help people with disabilities secure housing.
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