FBI Investigating Possible Illegal Donations To Susan Collins' 2020 Campaign
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A search warrant alleges the former CEO of a defense contractor funneled more than $150,000 through a shell company to the GOP senator's campaign.
The FBI is investigating possible illegal contributions from a defense contractor to Sen. Susan Collins’ (R-Maine) 2020 reelection campaign, a newly unsealed search warrant revealed. The warrant, filed April 7 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, requests access to a hard drive as part of its probe into the Hawaii-based contractor Navatek, which rebranded itself last year as Martin Defense Group. Investigators believe the company’s former CEO, Martin Kao, illegally funneled money from Navatek through a shell company to a political action committee supporting Collins’ campaign. The warrant also alleged that Kao illegally reimbursed family members for their donations to her campaign.
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