New Feeding our Future suspect arrested at airport allegedly trying to flee the country

Authorities: Feeding Our Future suspect tried to flee after St. Paul raid

Another person faces charges in the sprawling $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud case after she allegedly tried to flee the U.S. following a raid at a St. Paul office federal authorities say is tied to the scheme. Hibo Daar, 50, of Eden Prairie, is the 71st person to face charges in the case after her arrest Sunday by federal authorities at Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport. She remained in custody Wednesday night ahead of a Friday h…

FBI arrests Feeding Our Future suspect at MSP Airport en route to Dubai - Eden Prairie Local News

This story is from Sahan Journal, a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to covering Minnesota’s immigrants and communities of color. Sign up for their free newsletter to receive stories in your inbox. FBI agents arrested a new suspect in the Feeding Our Future case Sunday evening at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as she was attempting to board a plane to Dubai, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Eden Prairie resident Hibo Daar att…

Charges: Woman booked flight to Dubai while being investigated for Feeding Our Future involvement

An Eden Prairie woman has been arrested and charged after she booked a flight out of the country when law enforcement notified her she was being investigated for her alleged involvement with Feeding Our Future.

Feeding Our Future: Woman charged after trying to fly to Dubai

Federal agents say a woman suspected of playing a role in the Feeding Our Future scheme was arrested at the airport when she tried to board a flight to Dubai, after fraudulently claiming to serve thousands of meals to children during the pandemic.

Somali Who Lied About Feeding 1M Meals to Kids Caught Fleeing U.S.

She collected $2.4 million in taxpayer money, but spent less than $2,000 on food.

Feds: New Feeding Our Future suspect arrested at MN airport trying to flee U.S.

Hibo Daar raked in nearly $1.8 million in fraudulent meal reimbursements, according to the criminal complaint.