Alsobrooks calls funding controversies 'deeply disturbing'

U.S. Sen. Angela Alsobrooks says Prince George’s Council grant funding controversies are 'deeply disturbing' and demands accountability.

“We deserve answers. And i think that, if what has been reported is true, people ought to be held accountable”

County executive calls for investigation

County Executive Aisha Braveboy requested an investigation into Prince George’s Council’s funding of Community on the Frontline and Edward Charles Foundation.

Subpoenas issued for records

The county Office of Audits and Investigations subpoenaed records from county agencies and the council’s grant office related to the funding controversies.

Two council members demand audits

Council members Jolene Ivey and Sydney Harrison called for independent audits of Community on the Frontline and Joan’s House.

Oriadha defends transparency

Council Chair Krystal Oriadha said the council followed a transparent process and blamed misinformation for public confusion.

“There’s a want to continue a false narrative. There’s paid bots behind it, and paid infrastructure, and a huge maga wing that is also pushing it.”

Foundation returns $7.6 million

The Edward Charles Foundation returned $7.6 million from Prince George’s County and expects to send back an additional $5.2 million.