Federal Prosecutors Seek 40-Year Sentence for Salim Said in Feeding Our Future Case
Federal prosecutors are seeking a 40-year prison sentence for Salim Said, who they identify as an architect of the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 28, 2026 —
Federal prosecutors are seeking a 40-year prison sentence for Salim Said, whom they identify as an architect of the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
The sentencing request is the central detail available about the development. The information provided does not specify the date of the request, the court involved, the offenses at issue or whether a judge has scheduled a sentencing hearing. It also does not state whether the court has ruled on prosecutors’ request.
A request by prosecutors is not itself a final sentence. The available information does not establish what sentence, if any, the court will impose. No additional details were provided about Said’s role in the scheme, the conduct attributed to him, or the evidence presented in the case.
The summary identifies Said as an architect of the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme and places the matter in Minneapolis-St. Paul. It does not provide details about the scheme’s scope, other people involved, any financial amounts, or the procedural history of Said’s case. Those details cannot be confirmed from the information available here.
The requested term is 40 years in prison. The information provided does not include prosecutors’ stated reasons for seeking that sentence or any response from Said or his representatives. It also does not identify a date for a court decision. As a result, the outcome of the sentencing request remains unspecified.
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