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Federal law enforcement officers in Twin Cities Thursday for "court-authorized investigative activity," FBI says

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Federal law enforcement officers in Twin Cities Thursday for "court-authorized investigative activity," FBI says — St. Louis Park Business news

Federal and state law enforcement agencies are "engaged in court-authorized investigative activity at several sites" in Minnesota Thursday, according to the FBI.In a statement to WCCO, Supervisory Special Agent Matthew Vogel, a public affairs officer with FBI Minneapolis, says the Minnesota Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension are involved in the activity.Federal law enforcement officers stand outside of Iska Inc. in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, on Oct. 29, 2026. WCCO A WCCO crew saw law enforcement Thursday morning outside the offices of Iska Inc. in St. Louis Park, a "culturally competent agency that provides specialized therapy and social services to disabled individuals in the Metro area," according to the organization's website.Employees WCCO met on site say they've worked at Iska which means "self" in Somali for several years providing autism services. They pulled up for work and sa

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