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Three board members of the Atlanta Solidarity Fund, which aids activists fighting a police training site, were charged with money laundering and charity fraud.

A crowd of people gathered outside the DeKalb County Jail to protest the arrests of three people charged with charity fraud, who fought against the future Atlanta Public Safety Training Center

Members of the Atlanta Solidarity Fund, a nonprofit that offers bail assistance, face serious charges in addition to being looked at as domestic terrorists.

The three leaders of the Atlanta Solidarity Fund have been aiding protesters against the city's proposed police and fire training center. They were charged with money laundering and charity fraud.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is doing the job that the FBI won't.

Protesters gathered Wednesday evening outside the DeKalb County jail to proclaim that the state’s arrest of three critics of the proposed Atlanta Publ

Three organizers who helped aid people protesting a proposed police and fire training center in Atlanta were arrested Wednesday.

In what is a first in recent memory, prosecutors are openly charging people with felonies simply for being organizers within a bail collective.

It is not illegal to pay someone else's bail.

On May 31, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Atlanta Police Department have arrested three people on charges of money laundering and charity fraud. The Bail Project raised concerns that the arrests are an attempt to intimidate and silence those protesting the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.