@nbcwashington: News4 now has documents, including a wire transfer, confirming that the organization at the center of controversy in Prince George’s County has returned millions of taxpayer dollars in grant money. Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy announced the return of $7.6 million in taxpayer funds from the Edward Charles Foundation. That’s the Beverly Hills, California nonprofit that oversees Community on the Frontline, a local organization with close ties to Council Chair Krystal Oriadha. The News4 I-Team reported that the Prince George’s County Council awarded more than $8 million in two separate grants this year to Community on the Frontline, an organization run by Janna Parker, whom Oriadha has called her “best friend.” Braveboy and Oriadha sent a letter asking the foundation to return its most recent grant, totaling $7.6 million, and any other county dollars it has received. The county executive said that the council has directed roughly $12.8 million to the Edward Charles Foundation between fiscal years 2024 and 2026, and that she wants all of it back. In a statement, Oriadha, who initially said she approved of the transfer now says returning the money is a step in the right direction because she wants transparency. She also says no wrongdoing has occurred. #dmvtiktok #maryland #pgcounty #princegeorgescountymd #pgcountymd

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