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One of two people charged after an FBI investigation into Minnesota voter fraud has entered a guilty plea.

He was also ordered to pay nearly $11,000 in restitution.

They are accused of selling fraudulent voter registration applications to a foundation running a voter registration drive.

The Golden Valley and was accused of collecting federal payments by fraudulently claiming to serve millions of meals to children.

Prosecutors say the Apple Valley woman claimed that she served 1500 meals per day to children during the pandemic.

His lengthy criminal history lists a variety of offenses going back to when he was a juvenile.

Federal prosecutors say some of the funds were used to purchase commercial real estate.

A Minnesota couple is accused of defrauding Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers.

A total of five people were charged with conspiring to deliver a $120,000 cash bribe to a member of a federal jury.

He is also serving prison time for an illegal possession of a firearm conviction in St. Louis County.