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- During the conspiracy’s course, Flynn ultimately provided Ridley-Thomas and his son benefits, including graduate school admission to pursue a dual master’s degree, a full-tuition scholarship, a paid professorship, and a mechanism for Ridley-Thomas to funnel $100,000 of his campaign funds through the university to a non-profit to be operated by the son – Policy, Research & Practice Initiative (PRPI).
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Mar 30, 2023 · By funneling the payment through USC, Ridley-Thomas and Flynn attempted to disguise the true source of a $100,000 payment to make it appear as though USC, not Ridley-Thomas, was the generous benefactor supporting Ridley-Thomas’ son and PRPI.
Oct 6, 2023 · At trial, prosecutors argued that moving $100,000 to his son’s nonprofit was part of a broader scheme by Ridley-Thomas to extract favors from USC’s then-dean of social work to...
- matt.hamilton@latimes.com
- Staff Writer
Apr 5, 2023 · To be clear, you viewed the moving of $100,000 from Mark Ridley-Thomas' political campaign, through USC, then to his son's nonprofit, as the bribe — and not the $100,000 sum in itself? Yes,...
Mar 31, 2023 · The funneling of $100,000 from one of Ridley-Thomas’ campaign committees through USC, and then to the United Ways of California, which was sponsoring his son’s nonprofit, was documented in a...
- matt.hamilton@latimes.com
- Staff Writer
Oct 15, 2021 · As the vote on the contract was still pending, Mark Ridley-Thomas was trying to discreetly move $100,000 from one of his political groups to a newly formed nonprofit that...
Aug 28, 2023 · By funneling the payment through USC, Ridley-Thomas attempted to disguise the true source of a $100,000 payment to make it appear as though USC, not Ridley-Thomas, was the generous benefactor supporting his son and PRPI.
Oct 6, 2023 · At trial, prosecutors argued that moving $100,000 to his son's nonprofit was part of a broader scheme by Ridley-Thomas to extract favors from USC's then-dean of social work to benefit his...
