Overview
- A preliminary court order signed Dec. 30 authorizes the government to seize roughly $5.2 million tied to Bock.
- Items approved for forfeiture include about $3.7 million in bank funds, a 2013 Porsche Panamera, jewelry, electronics, and Louis Vuitton goods.
- Bock was convicted of wire fraud, conspiracy and bribery and is awaiting sentencing in a case centered on misused child‑nutrition funds.
- Prosecutors say the network claimed 91 million meals and drew nearly $250 million after oversight was loosened during the COVID‑19 emergency.
- Officials report 57 convictions among 78 defendants to date, with several fugitives still abroad and asset recovery efforts continuing.