A Carver County man faces 11 felony charges after investigators say he filed false tax documents and collected government benefits while on probation for a similar case.
Prosecutors say the allegations span multiple years and involved the concealing of income while receiving thousands in public assistance.
Prosecutors charged 45-year-old Andrew Clayton Freeburg, of Norwood Young America, with felony counts tied to alleged tax violations and benefit fraud. The complaint alleges Freeburg failed to file required income tax returns, submitted fraudulent tax filings and wrongfully obtained government assistance.
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