Welfare Couple Caught... Stole 23 Million In Massive Food Stamp Scam According to recent reports, a married couple in Arizona were just sentenced for a $2.3 million food stamp scam. Bernard (44) and Monica (33) Lee-Uh were the co-owners of Nicben African Caribbean Market in Glendale, AZ. The pair were accused of fraudulently charging the Supplement Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) for cash. After doing so, they would split the money with the food stamp recipient. The couple managed to rack up an astounding $2.3 million in charges between November 2010 and March 2014. Food stamp sales at the market totaled $75,000 in June of 2010, while surrounding stores remained steady at around $3,000 to $5,000. Finally, the scam was revealed by a witness who made undercover purchases at the store. Bernard Lee-Uh was sentence to four years in prison for his crimes, while his wife Monica must serve two years probation. What do you think of the charges? Is the couple being let off too easy? 