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Earlier today, the Democratic attorney general of the District of Columbia also filed a lawsuit against the NRA and its partner foundation.
The lawsuit claims the NRA and the NRA foundation, which is incorprated in Washington, violated District laws by allowing charitable funds to be used for noncharitable purposes.
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At her press conference, New York attorney general Letitia James said NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre is the “central figure” in the alleged fraud and abuse crimes committed by the gun rights group.
New York AG Letitia James says NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre is the “central figure” in the organization’s suspected financial schemes, and she details instances of him allegedly using millions of dollars in NRA assets for personal and family expenses https://t.co/Nj065CIsxp pic.twitter.com/kkJ3ZCihfY
Continue reading…Letitia James says her office uncovered ‘years of self-dealing’Another 1.18m Americans file for unemploymentDeutsche Bank gave Trump records to New York prosecutors – reportJoin us today at 5pm ET for an online event with Eric Holder to discuss voter suppression in the 2020 election. Register nowSign up to our First Thing newsletter 5.10pm BSTEarlier today, the Democratic attorney general of the District of Columbia also filed a lawsuit against the NRA and its partner foundation.The lawsuit claims the NRA and the NRA foundation, which is incorprated in Washington, violated District laws by allowing charitable funds to be used for noncharitable purposes. 5.02pm BSTAt her press conference, New York attorney general Letitia James said NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre is the “central figure” in the alleged fraud and abuse crimes committed by the gun rights group.New York AG Letitia James says NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre is the “central figure” in the organization’s suspected financial schemes, and she details instances of him allegedly using millions of dollars in NRA assets for personal and family expenses https://t.co/Nj065CIsxp pic.twitter.com/kkJ3ZCihfY Continue reading…