Federal prosecutors are seeking to keep Ruby Corado, the founder of a D.C. LGBTQ nonprofit, in custody as she faces trial for fraud and money laundering charges. This follows allegations that Corado misappropriated $150,000 from the organization and then fled to El Salvador. The arrest has prompted former employees to speak out against Corado, accusing her of failing to pay their salaries. The case has garnered attention due to Corado's role in the LGBTQ community and the serious nature of the accusations.
Founder of D.C. LGBTQ nonprofit arrested on fraud and money laundering charges - NBC
JUST IN - Founder of D.C. LGBTQ nonprofit arrested on fraud and money laundering charges - NBC
Federal prosecutors in D.C. are asking a judge to keep LGBTQ nonprofit founder Ruby Corado behind bars as she awaits trial on money laundering charges. https://t.co/JazbCbVRyS
Trans founder of LGBT youth organization reportedly stole $150,000 and then fled to El Salvador https://t.co/f1bVXdmsDK https://t.co/DdeDp4qM5V
'You abused us by not paying our salary' | Former Casa Ruby employee speaks out following the arrest of the nonprofit's founder https://t.co/CgcxFbHLw9
DENIED: Court rejected Jan 6 defendant Greg Rubenacker request for release from prison pending appeal Judge Beryl Howell cites "egregiousness" of offense & references Rubenacker social media posts which claimed "the events around January 6th were lies" https://t.co/r83gwGUtgx