• Former NRA operations director pleads guilty to fraud

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    https://abcnews.go.com/US/former-nra-executive-joshua-powell-pleads-guilty-fraud/story?id=106159356

    Former National Rifle Association operations director
    Joshua Powell has settled civil claims of fraud and
    abuse brought by the New York Attorney General's
    office.

    The admission comes hours after Wayne LaPierre, the
    executive vice president of the NRA, announced his
    resignation ahead of a trial scheduled to begin
    Monday. LaPierre cited health reasons, according to
    the NRA. The resignation will be effective Jan. 31.

    Powell was employed by the NRA from 2016 through
    January 2020 and in that time "Powell breached his
    fiduciary duties and failed to administer the
    charitable assets entrusted to his care by using his
    powers as an officer and senior executive of the NRA
    to convert charitable assets for his own benefit and
    for the benefit of his family members," the settlement
    agreement said.


    "Joshua Powell's admission of wrongdoing and Wayne LaPierre's resignation confirm what we have alleged for years: the NRA and its senior leaders are financially corrupt," New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement Saturday.

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    https://abcnews.go.com/US/former-nra-executive-joshua-powell-pleads-guilty >-fraud/story?id=106159356

    Former National Rifle Association operations director
    Joshua Powell has settled civil claims of fraud and
    abuse brought by the New York Attorney General's
    office.

    The admission comes hours after Wayne LaPierre, the
    executive vice president of the NRA, announced his
    resignation ahead of a trial scheduled to begin
    Monday. LaPierre cited health reasons, according to
    the NRA. The resignation will be effective Jan. 31.

    Powell was employed by the NRA from 2016 through
    January 2020 and in that time "Powell breached his
    fiduciary duties and failed to administer the
    charitable assets entrusted to his care by using his
    powers as an officer and senior executive of the NRA
    to convert charitable assets for his own benefit and
    for the benefit of his family members," the settlement
    agreement said.


    "Joshua Powell's admission of wrongdoing and Wayne LaPierre's resignation >confirm what we have alleged for years: the NRA and its senior leaders
    are financially corrupt," New York Attorney General Letitia James said in
    a statement Saturday.




    I can't wait until Wayne Lapierre is in chains.

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