Aimee Bock sentenciada a 41 años en el caso de fraude de Feeding Our Future

Aimee Bock, condenada como la cabecilla de un esquema de fraude de 250 millones de dólares en Minnesota, fue sentenciada el jueves a más de 40 años de prisión. El juez también le ordenó pagar casi 243 millones de dólares al gobierno federal.

Aimee Bock recibió una pena de prisión de 500 meses después de que un jurado la declarara culpable el año pasado de conspiración para cometer fraude electrónico y conspiración para cometer sobornos en programas federales. Los fiscales describieron el caso como el mayor fraude relacionado con la pandemia en el país, que involucró fondos gubernamentales destinados a alimentar a niños durante la crisis sanitaria.

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