Abdirashid Ismail Said, who is the central suspect in the Minnesota fraud scheme case has disappeared, officials said. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has said the case marks the “largest-ever Medicaid fraud prosecution.
Said, 50, did not show up for a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday.
Ellison on Friday described Said’s disappearance as “a deeply frustrating setback.”
Local news outlets reported that a warrant has been issued for Said’s arrest and a judge ruled that his $150,000 bond must be forfeited.
Ellison’s office has charged Said and two others for alleged involvement in a scheme to defraud Minnesota’s Medicaid program. The fraud totals about $11 million.
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