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🚨 WOW. JAW-DROPPING revelations from Nick Shirley's friend David, he knows everything about the Somali fraud "You have child care, you have adult daycare, you have in-home health care, you have street health care, and nobody really knows how that's defined, and then you have transportation, non-emergency medical transportation."...

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HOLY SH*T! David and Nick Shirley have exposed another scam targeting Minnesota’s non-emergency medical transportation system. Somali-owned companies are reportedly creating fake transportation services. They claim to transport patients to and from medical appointments, but investigations show that many never actually carry a single passenger. In Minnesota alone, there are around 1,020 non-emergency medical transportation companies, with over 90% owned by Somali immigrants. For context, the national average for such companies is 20 vehicles per company. Yet many of these businesses operate out of apartments, houses, convenience stores, or even vacant buildings. These taxpayer-funded transportation services are linked to programs like childcare, adult care, autism support, and translation services. If we do the math: - 800 Somali-owned transportation companies - 20 vehicles per company - 10 trips per day per vehicle - $50 per trip The total cost to taxpayers could reach $8,000,000 per day. What’s alarming is that these companies are not required to provide proof of actually transporting people. DAVID: “These companies go online, fill out a form, and it just asks, “How many trips? How many miles?” They submit that electronically to the state, and boom—they get paid. Nobody bothers to check. They don’t call the dentist to see if the kid showed up, they don’t call anyone—they don’t do anything. As soon as that form is filed with the State of Minnesota, the payment goes out immediately. Essentially, these transportation companies are what hold all of the fraud together.”

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🚨🇺🇸 NICK SHIRLEY INVESTIGATES MINNESOTA BUILDING WITH 22 HEALTHCARE COMPANIES: "ESTIMATED $30 MILLION IN FRAUD" Same building. Same business model. Door after door after door. Nick Shirley visited a Minnesota building housing 22 home healthcare companies, all providing essentially the same services, all collecting government money. What he found: Multicultural Home Care. Reliance Recovery Center. Mercy and Grace Care, Inc. Serenity Quality Care. Convenience Home Health Care. Queenley Home Health Care. Aid, Inc. Child Friendly Space. And more. All in one building. Shirley's question: "Why would you have the same company essentially inside of the same building door to door? If you were trying to operate a business, you'd want less competition." When he asked about fraud, things got tense: "As soon as you confirm about the fraud, they get angry." A source explained the scheme: "False documentation being submitted to the state of Minnesota for services never provided. They're having forms signed in advance for services never rendered, as far as a year or two years in advance. They'll have someone sign these forms at one sitting, then file those with the state. Nobody from the state bothers to check that those services were ever provided." On the closed community: "Everybody's in on it, and they don't want to talk." The estimate for this single building? $30 million in fraud. And that's "a very low estimate." One building. $30 million. How many more buildings are there? Source: Nick shirley Eric Daugherty

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