Feeding Our Future defendant pleads guilty to juror bribe attempt during trial in meal fraud case Abdiaziz Farah is now the fourth person to plead guilty in the bribe attempt.

MINNEAPOLIS — A man portrayed by prosecutors as a ringleader in the Feeding Our Future meal fraud scheme has pleaded guilty to his role in the attempt to bribe a juror as he stood trial ...

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His sentencing will be scheduled at a later date. He is the 47th person convicted in the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota.

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Said was convicted in federal court. RELATED: Feeding Our Future co-defendants Bock, Said found guilty on all counts in meal fraud trial Ahmed pleaded guilty to his role in the scheme in March.

Farah faced charges in the Feeding Our Future meal fraud case last year with his brother, Said Farah, when Abdiaziz says they decided to raise money to pay off a juror for a not-guilty verdict.