MINNEAPOLIS — Ten more people have been charged in the ongoing $250 million federal food aid fraud case involving the nonprofit Feeding Our Future, prosecutors announced Monday.
The additional charges reflect a deepening criminal probe that spans the state. To date, 60 people have been charged since the first wave of indictments in September and U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger said more are expected.
"Our work is not done and we expect to bring more charges in the future," Luger said during a news conference on Monday.