Aimee Bock condamnée à 41 ans de prison dans l'affaire de fraude Feeding Our Future

Aimee Bock, reconnue coupable d'avoir été la meneuse d'une fraude de 250 millions de dollars dans le Minnesota, a été condamnée jeudi à plus de 40 ans de prison. Le juge lui a également ordonné de rembourser près de 243 millions de dollars au gouvernement fédéral.

Aimee Bock a écopé d'une peine de 500 mois d'emprisonnement après avoir été reconnue coupable l'an dernier par un jury de complot en vue de commettre une fraude électronique et de corruption liée à des programmes fédéraux. Les procureurs ont décrit cette affaire comme la plus vaste fraude liée à la pandémie dans le pays, impliquant des fonds publics destinés à nourrir des enfants pendant la crise sanitaire.

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