Former BLM Leader Sentenced To Prison For Wire Fraud Charges

Black Lives Matter activist sentenced to jail for $450k fraud

Sir Maejor Page was sentenced to 42 months in prison for collecting donations through Facebook for the BLM movement.

Ex-Atlanta BLM Leader Lands 3.5-Year Prison Sentence Using Charity's Money to Buy Guns, House, Prostitute - Tennessee Star

The former leader of a nonprofit named Black Lives Matter (BLM) of Greater Atlanta was sentenced to over three years in prison on Thursday after he was found guilty of financial crimes for using his charity's money to live a luxurious lifestyle after raising more than $400,000 following the death of George Floyd. Tyree Conyers-Page, who used the name Sir Maejor Page when representing BLM of Greater Atlanta, was sentenced in Ohio on Thursday to 4…

Ex-Atlanta BLM Leader Lands 3.5-Year Prison Sentence Using Charity’s Money to Buy Guns, House, Prostitute | The Star News Network

The former leader of a nonprofit named Black Lives Matter (BLM) of Greater Atlanta was sentenced to over three years in prison on Thursday after he was found guilty of financial crimes for using his charity’s money to live a luxurious lifestyle after raising more than $400,000 following the death of George Floyd. Tyree Conyers-Page, who used the name Sir Maejor Page when representing BLM of Greater Atlanta, was sentenced in Ohio on Thursday to 4…

Former BLM Leader Sentenced To Prison For Wire Fraud Charges

Sir Maejor Page, a former leader of a Black Lives Matter group in Atlanta, has been sentenced to prison for misusing the organization's funds.

Self-Proclaimed BLM Activist Sentenced To 3.5 Years In Prison For Fraud

A self-proclaimed activist was sentenced on Thursday (Oct. 3) after he started a Black Lives Matter non-profit organization to defraud donors.

Black Lives Matter Leader Sentenced to 42 Months in Prison For Money Laundering - American Faith

A federal judge has sentenced Sir Maejor Page, a former leader of a Black Lives Matter chapter, to 42 months in prison for wire fraud and money laundering. Page, also known as Tyree Conyers-Page, was found guilty of running a fraudulent charity scheme that deceived 18,000 donors out of over $450,000 intended for his nonprofit, Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta. U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey Helmick emphasized the severity of Page’s acti…