Leaders of Protest Bail Fund Arrested on Charges of Charity Fraud

Three activists who run the Atlanta Solidarity Fund providing bail for anti-police protesters were arrested at their home covered in anti-police graffiti.
Adele MacLean, Marlon Scott Kautz, and Savannah Patterson were charged with money laundering and charity fraud in connection with the Atlanta Solidarity Fund.
The fund has provided bail and legal help for over 40 protesters arrested and charged with domestic terrorism during recent protests against a planned police training center.
While granted bond, the activists face prosecution by the Georgia Attorney General's office which alleges they hold extremist anti-government views and used some funds for violence.
The planned "Cop City" police training center has drawn criticism from local groups and national activists concerned it will increase police militarization and environmental damage.