US man sentenced to 57 months for bribing Feeding Our Future juror
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The US Department of Justice said Abdulkarim Farah was sentenced to 57 months’ imprisonment and one year of supervised release for providing a cash bribe to a juror in the first Feeding Our Future trial. The sentence followed a plea agreement; the DOJ said Farah conspired with others to influence the juror’s verdict.
According to the plea agreement, Farah surveilled the juror, helped arrange delivery of the cash through an intermediary and deleted Signal after the bribe was disclosed. The case resulted in sentencing, not a civil settlement or an unadjudicated allegation.
