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Black Lives Matter Activist in Boston Pleads Guilty to Federal Fraud Charges – Scammed Donors to Fund Her Lifestyle
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A Black Lives Matter activist in Boston named Monica Cannon-Grant
pleaded guilty to federal charges this week, admitting that she scammed
donors and used their money to fund her own lavish lifestyle.
Cannon-Grant was previously held up as an admired figure. The city of
Boston named her the Bostonian of the year at one point for her ‘social
justice activism’ and she was even recognized by the Boston Celtics
basketball team for her efforts.
She is now facing a minimum of two years in prison.
The New York Post reports:
BLM-linked activist admits conning donors to fund her lavish lifestyle
A once-celebrated Boston social activist has pleaded guilty to
defrauding donors — including Black Lives Matter — out of thousands of
dollars that she used as a personal piggy bank.
Monica Cannon-Grant, 44, pleaded guilty Monday to 18 counts of
fraud-related crimes that she committed with her late husband while
operating their Violence in Boston (VIB) activists group, according to
the US Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts.
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The activist scammed money — including $3,000 from a BLM group —
while claiming it was to help feed children and run protests like one in
2020 over the murder of George Floyd and police violence.
Cannon-Grant also conned her way into getting $100,000 in federal
pandemic-related unemployment benefits — which she used to pay off her
personal auto loan and car insurance policy.
But she has now confessed to transferring funds to personal bank
accounts to pay for rent, shopping sprees, delivery meals, visits to a
nail salon — and even a summer vacation to Maryland.