Juror in Feeding Our Future trial excused after woman offers bag of $120,000 in cash to acquit defendants

Minneapolis, Minnesota (AP) – After revealing that a woman had left

a bag containing $120,000 in cash at her house

that she would receive additional money

if she voted to clear seven individuals accused of embezzling

if she voted to clear seven individuals accused of embezzling

over $40 million from a program designed

to feed children during the pandemic, a jury was dismissed on Monday.

Assistant United States Attorney Joseph Thompson declared

in court on Monday that this was "completely beyond the pale." "This conduct is ludicrous

This is the kind of thing you see in crime films.

This is the kind of thing you see in crime films.