Summary
A viral video has accused a daycare in Minnesota of operating fraudulently by receiving state funds without actually providing childcare services. Despite claims from the state that the daycare, known as the "Quality Learing Center," closed, new footage shows it still accepting children. Investigations into possible daycare fraud, including this facility, are underway in Minnesota.
Key Facts
- A video online claims the Quality Learing Center is taking state money without offering daycare services.
- The daycare appears open, even though state officials said it was closed.
- Tikki Brown, a Minnesota state official, stated the allegations are being taken seriously.
- So far, 59 people have been convicted of fraud in Minnesota involving taxpayer money.
- Over $1 billion in state funds are believed to be stolen, with ongoing investigations.
- The Quality Learing Center is the only daycare in the video reported closed by officials.
- Despite some state reports, local news showed parents still dropping off children at the daycare.
