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DOJ Arrests LA Nonprofit Employees in Connection to Multimillion-Dollar Homeless Fraud Schemes

Federal agents arrested two Los Angeles-area homeless nonprofit workers Wednesday and charged a third who remains at large. Prosecutors said taxpayer money meant for tents and beds bought a nightclub, trips, and kickbacks instead. Michael Young, 46, a founder of Culver City-based Home At Last, and Lakiya Malone, 48, who...

Federal agents arrested two Los Angeles-area homeless nonprofit workers Wednesday and charged a third who remains at large. Prosecutors said taxpayer money meant for tents and beds bought a nightclub, trips, and kickbacks instead. Michael Young, 46, a founder of Culver City-based Home At Last, and Lakiya Malone, 48, who…

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