Minnesota fraudster cuts no-jail plea deal with key condition tied to alleged mastermind

Minnesota fraudster cuts no-jail plea deal with key condition tied to alleged mastermind

Said Awil Ibrahim will receive probation instead of jail time for his role in Minnesota's $11 million Medicaid fraud case in exchange for helping locate his missing co-conspirator.

Dem AG Gives Minnesota Fraudster No-Jail Plea Deal.

A defendant in Minnesota’s largest Medicaid fraud case, involving a scheme that stole $11 million from taxpayers, has been given a no-jail plea agreement by the state’s Democratic Attorney General.PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A defendant in Minnesota’s largest Medicaid fraud case has pleaded guilty to charges involving millions in stolen taxpayer funds as part of a deal with the office of the state’s Attorney General. DETAIL: Said Awil Ibrahim, a…