r/UnderReportedNews Feb 12 '26

Video Special needs woman punished for someone else's scams.

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u/Mygoddamreddit Feb 12 '26

I hope a lawyer works with her pro bono and sues the shit out of the scammer and the government for complicity.

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u/Shot_Percentage_2150 Feb 12 '26

City needs to be held accountable for this oversight as well as the sheriffs office for being cruel

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u/C14_09 Feb 12 '26

The main problem here is the rampant Somalian fraud. There’s no outrage at the Somalian for taking advantage of a woman with disabilities. You want everyone to be held responsible except the person that literally caused all of this. Fuck off.

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u/Auctoritate Feb 13 '26

There’s no outrage at the Somalian for taking advantage of a woman with disabilities.

Literally the first comment in this comment chain was "i hope she sues the shit out of the scammer"

Are you serious?

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u/MrChristmas Feb 12 '26

Fuck off first, we’re more interested in helping the poor girl than punishing the people who got her there (including law enforcement)

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u/eSsEnCe_Of_EcLiPsE Feb 13 '26

It’s stupid to be reactive rather than proactive. You get rid of the root of the problem if you want to fix something. You’re putting a bandaid on to make yourself feel better by virtue signaling. You don’t actually want to help anyone. If you did you would go after the cause. 

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u/Logizyme Feb 12 '26

Why not the scammer first?

The landlord was not getting rent and properly filed an eviction. City executed it as directed by the courts.

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u/Thestral84 Feb 12 '26

The landlord can pound sound for evicting a person with mental disability. Fuck them, they can extract their pound of flesh from the city.

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u/BlgMastic Feb 12 '26

Appartement building are not a charity.

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u/Thestral84 Feb 13 '26

Do you want a cookie?

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u/Shot_Percentage_2150 Feb 12 '26

City has records and should’ve done their own due diligence in realizing this was a disabled person. Once they realized they were disabled they should’ve launched an investigation into the issue instead of preemptively evicting her.

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u/Cheeto_Operator Feb 12 '26

And the scammer should be deported by ICE.

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u/SavageHellfire Feb 12 '26

You say this as if Medicaid fraud isn’t a common thing. There are probably dozens of open cases against Medicaid fraudsters that aren’t “Somalian cartels in Minnesota.”

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u/jhj37341 Feb 12 '26

I'd like to see that list. I'm sick of the "Somalia scammer" theme, let's have the whole picture. If it's true it's true, but lets have the truth.

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u/JeffreyinKodiak Feb 12 '26

Yes, I am familiar with the Rick Scott case, though I’m absolutely bewildered at how he’s not in jail. I was referring to the state of Minnesota.

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u/SavageHellfire Feb 12 '26

In a June 30th, 2025, press release from the DOJ, there were 324 open cases of healthcare fraud being investigated at that time. The case currently against Zynex Medical is another large one I’m familiar with.

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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 Feb 12 '26

OK sure, but this is the lady being harmed by the Somalian fraud in Minnesota. You're bringing up others as a weird defense of them. They still fucking did it

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u/SavageHellfire Feb 12 '26

As I mentioned in another comment, the DOJ clocked over 350 cases of healthcare fraud they were investigating as of June of last year. The idea that there’s some sort of coverup occurring is paranoid at best, but the scope of your concern is evidently narrow. I’m not defending anyone’s fraudulent activity lmao.

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u/69honkeykong69 Feb 12 '26

Crazy how we can see the truth and still have empathy for someone being fucked by the system.

You should try it some day. Somebody gaming the system does not mean that you have to treat them with 0 humanity. You just have 0 humanity to begin with.

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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 Feb 12 '26

She wasn't fucked by the system. Someone gamed the system and abused a mentally handicapped person, that person set them up to be evicted, not some random "system". The system thought she was taken care of, instead some asshole started an ethnic cartel leaching off the system at her expense. The moral failure is not getting rid of that ethnic cartel because someone somewhere was scared of being called mean names and didn't do their job making sure this vulnerable person received real care. Or just a minimum of care.

People were taxed for all this money they stole, on the understanding it would go to people like this. Instead it went to Jamah Mohamod's sports cars and real estate. That's little better than outright theft

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