Twin Cities man pleads guilty to pocketing $300K or more in Medicaid fraud case

A Twin Cities man admitted in Minnesota federal court to his role in stealing $300,000 or more from the now-defunct Housing Stabilization Services program by billing for services to vulnerable people that were not provided.

Mustafa Dayib Ali, 30, pleaded guilty Thursday to wire fraud in connection with a plot to pocket Medicaid dollars after enrolling the company Brilliant Minds Services LLC in the program designed to help people with disabilities and addictions find housing…

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