A Somalian man named Mohamed Abdirashid Omarxeyd in Minnesota submitted 40,000 fraudulent healthcare claims allowing him to steal $3.2 million dollars from American taxpayers

X ^ | 01/17/2026 | Wall Street Apes

[SmokingJoe]

A Somalian man named Mohamed Abdirashid Omarxeyd in Minnesota submitted 40,000 fraudulent healthcare claims allowing him to steal $3.2 million dollars from American taxpayers

A worker pulled the power cord from a computer as investigators tried to search it

“Guardian Home Health Services, submitted over 40,000 fraudulent claims for personal care assistance”

“When the office was being searched, another office worker pulled the power cord from his computer to prevent investigators from seeing the screen”

His company also submitted fake time sheets

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TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: minnesota; somalis

[Right_Wing_Madman]

A Somalian man named Mohamed Abdirashid Omarxeyd in Minnesota submitted 40,000 fraudulent healthcare claims allowing him to steal $3.2 million dollars from American taxpayers

If DOJ refuses to prosecute, the taxpayer will keep funding these scams. Not only should the frontmen be prosecuted, but every layer of the fraud chain.

[InkStone]

ALL OF US who love our republic, are heartsick over this madness :
But there are consequences for shoving God OUT of our culture -

[LegendHasIt]

What I want to know, is WHO exactly is teaching these people how to do all this Fraud against American Taxpayers.

Their native intellect is certainly not capable of conceiving such schemes, and being recent immigrants, they wouldn’t know the bureaucracies and paperwork required to pull them off without very specific guidance by experts.

I doubt that even Illhan, with her experience in Congress would know how to do it on her own. Someone with DECADES of experience in the laws and bureaucracies has to be providing the ‘how to’ guidance.

[Skybird]

Scamali…scumali…tomato…tomahto…

[stanne]

Who okayed the claims?

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Liberals like to fancy that everyone is all the same except for a "different paint job".

Not true. Some species of hominids are worse than others. They are born bad, and can not be trained to act human.

[Bob434]

Well sure he stole it, BUT “he didnt intend to... therefore he’s innocen t” (thr hillary clinton defense, which some liberal judge will agree with and send him on his say)

[SuperLuminal]

Mohamed Abdirashid Omarxeyd

Danged Irish immigrants, always causing trouble...

[Liz]

A multi-year Medicaid fraud scheme that prosecutors say generated more than $3.2 million in improper payments has led to felony charges against two people. Authorities charged a Minneapolis home health care business owner and a supervising nurse at his agency, alleging both played key roles in the scheme.City & Local Guides

Mohamed Abdirashid Omarxeyd, 57, of Minneapolis, is charged in Hennepin County District Court with eight counts of theft by false representation. Prosecutors also charged Maryan Haji Garad, 41, of Minneapolis, with six felony counts in a separate but related case tied to the same scheme.

According to criminal complaints filed by the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, Omarxeyd owned and operated Guardian Home Health Services Inc., a Medicaid-enrolled provider approved to bill for personal care assistance and waivered services. Investigators allege that between January 2020 and January 2024, Guardian submitted tens of thousands of fraudulent claims for services that were not provided, were provided by ineligible people or were billed in violation of state and federal Medicaid rules.

Prosecutors allege the false claims were submitted to the Minnesota Department of Human Services and managed care organizations including Medica, which relied on the submissions and paid out more than $3.2 million in Medicaid funds.

The complaints describe a pattern in which Guardian allegedly billed Medicaid for care while recipients were hospitalized, incarcerated or attending school, circumstances in which services could not legally be provided. Investigators also allege that services were billed during overnight hours when recipients were sleeping, for overlapping one-on-one care that could not physically occur and for work attributed to people who either never worked for Guardian or were working other jobs at the same time.Health

Garad is accused of aiding the scheme through her roles as Guardian’s qualified professional, designated coordinator and designated manager. Prosecutors allege that in those positions, she was responsible for overseeing patient care, completing care plans and supervising services required for Medicaid reimbursement, but instead helped create the appearance of compliance while those requirements were not met.

Garad’s complaint alleges she signed blank or incomplete care plans and supervision documents, collected signature pages without completing required assessments and failed to conduct or document mandatory supervisory visits. Prosecutors say those actions allowed Guardian to bill Medicaid for $539,000 in services that would not have been reimbursed had the lack of supervision and documentation been known.

In Omarxeyd’s case, investigators say the operation relied heavily on blank or incomplete timesheets signed by caregivers or responsible parties at his direction. Those documents were later filled in with hours and services that did not reflect what actually occurred. Multiple caregivers and recipients told investigators they were instructed how to bill in ways that maximized payment regardless of whether services were performed.

Financial records reviewed by investigators show Omarxeyd personally received large sums from Guardian accounts, including salary payments, transfers to accounts he controlled and significant cash withdrawals. The complaint also alleges Guardian paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to Omarxeyd’s wife, despite her not being listed as an owner or employee of the agency.

Garad is charged with four counts of theft by false representation over $35,000, one count over $5,000, and one count of theft by false representation of public funds.

Omarxeyd is charged with eight counts of theft by false representation over $35,000.

Each theft count involving more than $35,000 carries a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison. The two remaining felony counts Garad faces each carry a maximum sentence of up to five years. Both were charged by summons and are scheduled to appear in court on Feb. 3.

[Secret Agent Man]

When their enemies do something they dont like, they tell them intent doesn’t matter, impact over intent.