He Stole $250 Million From a Children’s Food Program — Then Tried to Buy His Way Out of Prison. It Cost Him 10 More Years.

it to law enforcement immediately. The following morning, when a court ordered Farah to surrender his phone, he factory-reset it to destroy evidence of his involvement before handing it over.

He was convicted anyway. And on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Eric Tostrud added 120 months to the 28 years Farah was already serving. That’s 10 more years — on continue reading …