Three people have been arrested and charged with financial crimes related to a fund set up to bail out protesters who were arrested demonstrating against the construction of a police training facility in Atlanta, Georgia.
The future site of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center has been the focus of violent protests that some have characterized as domestic violence by left-wing activists who oppose all police efforts. Some have also cited environmental concerns about the 85-acre site of the construction.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Wednesday that the arrests were related to their investigation of “individuals responsible for numerous criminal acts” over the training center.
39-year-old Marlon Scott Kautz, 30-year-old Savannah D. Patterson, and 42-year-old Adele Maclean were all arrested after officers performed a warrant search and claimed to find evidence of financial crimes.The three are charged with money laundering and charity fraud.Republican Gov. […]
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