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Indicted Charlotte City Council member pleads not guilty to wire fraud

Charlotte City Council member indicted on federal charges. Brown’s Thursday press conference. At a press conference Thursday morning, Brown confirmed that the in

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Who is Tiawana Brown? Charlotte City Council member facing wire fraud indictment

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Who is Tiawana Brown? Charlotte councilwoman indicted on federal charges

City councilmember, daughters plead not guilty on PPP fraud charges

Democratic Charlotte City Councilmember Tiawana Brown tells Channel 9 Government Reporter Joe Bruno she expects to be federally indicted.

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Indicted Charlotte council member says she won’t resign. She should reconsider. | Opinion

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Charlotte City Council member Brown indicted on COVID-relief fraud charges

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N.C. council member, daughters indicted for misusing COVID funds, including $15,000 birthday bash

Councilwoman Tiawana Brown, along with her daughters Tijema Brown and Antionette Rouse, have been indicted on wire fraud and conspiracy charges.

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Charlotte councilwoman, 2 daughters indicted for allegedly defrauding COVID-19 relief programs

According to United States Attorney's Office, a member of Charlotte City Council Tiawana Brown used $15,000 of the COVID funds on her birthday party.

Charlotte City Council selects former council member for empty District 6 seat

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The Charlotte City Council has selected a replacement for the District 6 seat left by former council member Tariq Bokhari. Former council member Edwin Peacock III was chosen in a vote Monday night after Mayor Vi Lyles broke a 5-5 tie, choosing Peacock over Bokhari’s wife, Krista Bokhari.

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City faces investigation over reported chief settlement

Republican state auditor Dave Boliek is investigating the City of Charlotte for "the $100,000 to $300,000 in public dollars [that] may have been given" to police chief Johnny Jennings to avoid a potential lawsuit.