Henrico police seek information after resident receives racist letter in mail Henrico police and federal agencies are investigating after a resident received a racist letter in the mail this week (Source: NBC12 viewer) By Karina Bolster | January 15, 2021 at 5:43 PM EST - Updated January 15 at 8:34 PM
HENRICO Co., Va. (WWBT) - Henrico police are seeking community help after at least one resident received a letter in the mail with a racist message from a known hate group.
In a statement, Henrico police said a Sandston resident reported receiving the letter this week with âa disturbing message concerning political retribution from a known hate group.â
National Rifle Association Files for Bankruptcy and Plans to Move to Texas
Bloomberg 1/16/2021 Jeremy Hill and David Voreacos
(Bloomberg) The National Rifle Association of America, the gun-rights group feared for its lobbying clout but now threatened with dissolution by the state of New York, filed Friday for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with plans to regroup in Texas.
Restructuring in federal court will help the NRA exit “a corrupt political and regulatory environment in New York,” according to a statement on its website. The NRA’s petition filed in Dallas listed assets and liabilities of as much as $500 million each.
The filing marked another dramatic twist in months of infighting and external legal pressure that have battered the New York-based NRA, one of the most powerful influencers in American politics. New York has been at the forefront of pursuing the NRA in court, with Attorney General Letitia James suing to dissolve the organization and accusing l
National Rifle Association Files Bankruptcy Citing N.Y. Politics
Jeremy Hill and David Voreacos, Bloomberg News Signage for the National Rifle Association Photographer: Aaron M. Sprecher/Bloomberg , Photographer: Aaron M. Sprecher/Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) The National Rifle Association of America filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Friday with plans to regroup in Texas, citing opposition in New York.
The group intends to restructure and reincorporate, according to a statement on its website. The gun rights group said the filing will help it âexit what it believes is a corrupt political and regulatory environment in New York,â according to the statement.
âThe move will enable long-term, sustainable growth and ensure the NRAâs continued success as the nationâs leading advocate for constitutional freedom â free from the toxic political environment of New York,â the NRA said.
The National Rifle Association of America, the gun-rights group feared for its lobbying clout but now threatened with dissolution by the state of New York, filed Friday for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with plans to regroup in Texas.