; Federal Grand Jury Action Follows 19-Month Food Stamp Investigation.

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DAYTON -- A federal grand jury indicted two men on food stamp fraud and other felony charges in connection to alleged illegal trafficking activities at several Dayton businesses that resulted in police raiding those stores in May.

The indictments -- unsealed last week by the U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio -- show charges were filed against Mohammed Zaid, who owns A&M Meats at 1609 Gilsey Ave., and Mohammed Qaqa, an employee at Food City, 1829 Germantown St.

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; Federal Grand Jury Action Follows 19-Month Food Stamp Investigation.

Food City, A&M Meats and two Dayton View businesses Five Pillars Market and Cup of Dreams -- were raided two months ago by local, state and feder...

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