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Whistleblower reports suspected fraud in Ohio, points to Minnesota as precedent

  • A whistleblower, Ohio attorney Mehek Cooke, claims that the Somali migrant community in Ohio is involved in a substantial Medicaid fraud scheme similar to that in Minnesota.
  • Cooke alleges that Ohio doctors are 'rubber stamping' approvals for fraudulent claims for Medicaid, receiving kickbacks for their approvals, which harms taxpayers.
  • The fraud scheme reportedly exploits Ohio's Medicaid program, allowing families to receive up to $91,000 annually under false pretenses, often targeting elderly people with fabricated medical conditions.
  • Cooke emphasizes that the criminal elements within the Somali community are responsible for the fraud that has damaged Ohio's taxpayer resources.
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Townhall broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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