Trump Organization and CFO Allen Weisselberg
Indicted on Tax Charges
Posted By: MDConservative, 6/30/2021 10:07:17 PM
A New York grand jury has indicted the Trump Organization and its chief financial officer with tax-related crimes that will be made public Thursday in court, people familiar with the matter said, marking the first criminal charges against the former president’s company since prosecutors began investigating it three years ago. The charges against the company and longtime CFO Allen Weisselberg are a blow to former President Donald Trump, who has fended off multiple criminal and civil probes during and after his presidency. But the initial charges won’t implicate Mr. Trump himself, his lawyer said...
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a Dollar Tree employee shot and killed a shoplifter 17 replies
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‘tough decisions’ after last
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Here beginneth the avalanche. Trump crossed the Rubicon with his recent rally. Remember how many advocated going after the small fry to get convictions on the big fish...just watch how this is twisted in that fashion.