Epstein Secrets

78/harvey-derrick-muhammad- submachinegun-coverup-corruption-eric-kellogg-donald-luster-dixmoor> (11/13, Main, 875K) reports, "The brother of former Harvey Mayor Eric Kellogg was sentenced Friday to nine months in federal prison, one of three Kellogg family members targeted in a corruption investigation

e designed to help businesses pay their employees and meet expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic." Loudoun Now adds, "According to court documents, Tarik Jaafar, 43, conspired with his wife, Monika Magdalena Jaworska, from April 13 to May 6 applied for 18 separate PPP loans in the names of the four shell com

targeted in a corruption investigation of the scandal-plagued south suburban government that Kellogg ran for 16 years." Derrick Muhammad, "a former Harvey police supervisor, pleaded guilty in a federal courtroom in Chicago to obstruction of justice, admitting he covered up a felon's possession of a st

e designed to help businesses pay their employees and meet expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic." Loudoun Now adds, "According to court documents, Tarik Jaafar, 43, conspired with his wife, Monika Magdalena Jaworska, from April 13 to May 6 applied for 18 separate PPP loans in the names of the four shell com

targeted in a corruption investigation of the scandal-plagued south suburban government that Kellogg ran for 16 years." Derrick Muhammad, "a former Harvey police supervisor, pleaded guilty in a federal courtroom in Chicago to obstruction of justice, admitting he covered up a felon's possession of a st

ve designed to help businesses pay their employees and meet expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic." Loudoun Now adds, "According to court documents, Tarik Jaafar, 43, conspired with his wife, Monika Magdalena Jaworska, from April 13 to May 6 applied for 18 separate PPP loans in the names of the four shell co

targeted in a corruption investigation of the scandal-plagued south suburban government that Kellogg ran for 16 years." Derrick Muhammad, "a former Harvey police supervisor, pleaded guilty in a federal courtroom in Chicago to obstruction of justice, admitting EFTA01658905 he covered up a felon's pos

e designed to help businesses pay their employees and meet expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic." Loudoun Now adds, "According to court documents, Tarik Jaafar, 43, conspired with his wife, Monika Magdalena Jaworska, from April 13 to May 6 applied for 18 separate PPP loans in the names of the four shell com