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Charges Of Felonies May Result From Physical Attacks
A man in Minnesota was recently accused of punching another individual outside of a political rally in mid-October. He now faces a charge of felony assault in the third degree. However, like any other individuals accused of felonies, he is presumed innocent unless prosecutors can prove his guilt in a court of law. In the […]
11 In Minnesota Face Medicaid Fraud Charges
Eleven people currently face criminal charges for allegedly scheming to steal from the Medicaid program in Minnesota. The 11 individuals who allegedly committed fraud are said to have attempted to steal over $800,000. According to authorities, these individuals were involved in nine separate fraud cases in the state involving Medicaid. Both local police officers and the […]
Unexpected Fraud Charges: What You Should Do
Unexpected Fraud Charges: When “Rule-Bending” Becomes Criminal In the competitive landscape of the United States, the pursuit of success can sometimes lead to unexpected fraud charges. Many professionals may attempt to get ahead in business by engaging in what they perceive as minor rule-bending, unaware that these practices could constitute federal or felony offenses. Professionals […]
Alleged Shooting Leads to Multiple Felony Charges Against Man
A 25-year-old man in Minnesota was recently accused of committing multiple felony crimes. The felonies with which he has been charged are associated with an Alleged Shooting that police said took place in early September. The reported shooting ended up harming a child and a woman. According to police, multiple people got together at a home […]
Tax Fraud Charges Lead to Conviction of Minnesota Man
A Minnesota boat dealership co-owner was recently convicted on tax fraud charges for defrauding the state’s Department of Revenue. The conviction follows his guilty plea to fraud charges in early September, marking the conclusion of the case against him. According to authorities, the man filed three phony tax returns while overseeing his company’s financial and […]
Feds Investigate Organizers Of Popular Twin Cities Festival
The community celebrated when the organizers of St. Paul’s Grand Old Day announced the event would not, in fact, be cancelled for 2019, as they had initially announced. The revived Twin Cities Festival went on to draw an estimated 200,000 guests when it was held in June, delighting supporters. Little did revelers know, the group […]
Felonies Related to DUI Result in Prison Sentence for MN Man
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to prison for felonies related to DUI after multiple drunk driving offenses led to a probation violation. The court sentenced him to four years behind bars following a prior felony DUI conviction in 2017. In Minnesota, individuals facing felonies related to DUI are presumed innocent until proven guilty in […]
Man Charged With Drug-Related Felonies After Traffic Stop
Minnesota authorities recently accused a 24-year-old man of taking heroin and then driving while intoxicated. They thus arrested him on felony charges of drug possession and DWI. However, like anyone else in Minnesota who is accused of felonies, the man is presumed innocent until and unless the government can prove his guilt in court. The recent […]
Couple accused of fraud following alleged welfare scheme
A couple in Minnesota were recently accused of engaging in a scheme involving welfare. Their alleged scheme caused a Minnesota county to lose over $20,000. The two individuals now face felony fraud charges in connection with the reported scam. According to authorities, a husband and wife did not tell the truth about their earnings, all in […]
Opioid Epidemic: Minnesota Passes Bill to Combat Crisis
The opioid epidemic remains a pressing issue, and on May 19, 2019, Minnesota lawmakers took a significant step in addressing the crisis. A new bill was passed to combat the opioid epidemic by increasing fees on drug manufacturers to fund addiction treatment and prevention services. This initiative aims to provide crucial support to those affected […]
Former Chiropractor Sentenced For Wire Fraud
A former chiropractor in Minnesota was recently sentenced to prison for engaging in fraudulent activities as part of his practice. Specifically, the 36-year-old man was sentenced to 27 months behind federal prison bars for committing wire fraud. He will also have to spend a year under court supervision and pay restitution as part of his […]
Robberies Lead to 20-Year Prison Sentence for Minnesota Man
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for multiple robberies targeting auto parts stores across the state. The federal court handed down the sentence after he was convicted of six separate incidents. However, individuals accused of robberies are always presumed innocent until prosecutors can prove their guilt in court. The man […]
Felonies Involving Terroristic Threats Lead To Jail Time
A man in Minnesota was recently sentenced to jail time for threatening teenagers with a gun at a McDonald’s restaurant. The man was charged with making felony terroristic threats in connection with the incident, which took place in Nov. 2018. Fortunately, when people are accused of these types of felonies, they are always presumed innocent until and […]
Former Mayo Clinic Manager Charged With Fraud
A woman who used to work at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota was recently accused of stealing nearly $72,000 from the hospital. She allegedly did this by committing mileage claim-related fraud from 2015 to 2018. The woman facing fraud charges once served as the hospital’s nurse manager. According to authorities, the woman, 50, did not have […]
Just Because You Deposited Money Doesn’t Mean It’s in the Bank
Long gone are the days of hiding your money in a coffee can. If you want to be able to show that you possess the ability to finance a house, new vehicle or college education, you must provide financial statements to your potential lender. Although you are likely aware that your financial accounts are insured […]