$11M food fraud? St. Louis nonprofit chief doubles down Those are lies

News Source : STLtoday.com
News Summary
- Connie Bobo was expected to plead guilty on Wednesday to defrauding a program meant to feed low-income children.
- Instead, Bobo denied a litany of facts listed in her plea agreement.
- Plea agreements are a common way to resolve cases before trial.
- It is rare for a defendant to renege on such agreements at the last second.Bobo’s case started in 2020, during the pandemic.
- She was indicted on charges of wire fraud, identity theft and obstructing an official proceeding by altering a document.
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