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MINNESOTA OFFICIALS SPEAK ON FRAUD SCHEMES

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MN law enforcement are on the front lines of stopping fraud schemes

Fraud costs Americans billions yearly. MN law enforcement officers investigate scams targeting residents — from phone fraud to identity theft. Read more at AP News

This storyHow much did the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme allegedly steal?

$40 million
$250 million
$1.2 billion
$18 million

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$250 million

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This storyHow much did elder fraud cost U.S. victims in 2023, per the FBI?

Over $340 million
Over $1.2 billion
Over $3.4 billion
Over $7.8 billion

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Over $3.4 billion

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