Federal agents have publicly requested assistance from Americans in locating a suspect who allegedly leaped from a fourth-story window to evade arrest during a fraud operation in Minnesota. The dramatic escape was captured on video and shared widely online, with authorities describing the suspect’s leap and urging citizens to provide tips through the FBI’s tip line or website.

The fugitive has been identified as Mohammad Omar, according to federal officials who emphasized the need for public cooperation to locate him following the incident. If you possess information related to this suspect or associated fraud activity, the FBI invites you to contact them at 1-800-CALL-FBI or submit tips online via tips.fbi.gov.

This latest development connects to broader federal actions in Minnesota involving alleged Medicaid program fraud. Prosecutors have charged 15 individuals in connection with a suspected $90 million scheme targeting taxpayer-funded benefits, including services for children with autism, housing stabilization, child-care support, and integrated community programs. Specific indictments include allegations against the Smart Therapy Center in Minneapolis and Star Autism Center in St. Cloud, which prosecutors claim submitted fraudulent claims totaling $46.6 million while receiving $21.1 million in reimbursements.

The federal initiative follows earlier actions in Minnesota, including a pandemic-era food-aid fraud case that resulted in multiple convictions. All defendants remain entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in court. Authorities have clarified that federal Medicaid funds for Minnesota remain deferred pending verification of disputed spending legitimacy.