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Federal Agents Raid Minnesota Providers in Medicaid Probe

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Federal and state investigators executed court-authorized searches Thursday at multiple locations in Minnesota, including autism-service businesses in St. Louis Park and Edina and sites in Rochester, as part of an ongoing fraud investigation. The operation involved the FBI, the Minnesota Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, and several other federal and state agencies; officials have released few details and announced no charges related to the searches. Authorities have not established that any business targeted in the searches committed wrongdoing.

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