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Nothing to see here. Just another BLM activist caught funneling charity funds for their personal gain. But what else is new?

Monica Cannon-Grant must pay back $224,000 after she “embezzled [the funds] for shopping sprees and vacations.”

According to the New York Post:

A scamming Black Lives Matter activist once named the Bostonian of the Year has been ordered to pay back back $224,000 she embezzled for shopping sprees and vacations.

Monica Cannon-Grant was ordered to make the massive payout this week after already being sentenced in January to four years of probation, six months of house arrest and 100 hours of community service for her widespread wire and tax fraud, WBUR reported.

She was able to bypass actual prison time. Why do you think that is?

The activist and her now-dead husband had scammed cash from donors and charities — including $3,000 from a BLM group — for their nonprofit Violence in Boston (VIB), claiming it would help feed children and organize demonstrations over issues like police violence.

Can you name one thing BLM has done that has effectively decreased this fake epidemic of police violence? No? What about one thing it has done that has made the Black community better off? No? Don't think so.

Isn't it ironic how it’s possible to name multiple instances of fraud associated with BLM activism, but not one instance of how they made the world a better place? Weird how that worked out.

She pleaded guilty in September to 18 charges, including wire fraud and falsifying tax returns.

The $224,000 is for the $180,000 diverted from her VIB nonprofit, with the rest covering rental assistance and federal pandemic-related unemployment benefits, Judge Angel Kelley ruled.

The fact that she used that much money for her own personal expenses without fear of being caught tells you all you need to know.

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