Photo by Ken Stone. President Trump granted a full pardon Tuesday to former Rep. Duncan D. Hunter, who pleaded guilty a year ago to a single count of conspiring to convert campaign funds to by Ken Stone December 9, 2020. Margaret Hunter, wife of former Rep. Duncan D. Hunter, arrived in August for her sentencing on corruption charges in downtown San Diego. Photo by Chris Stone Rep. Duncan D. Hunter made headlines in recent years over reports documenting the repeated illegal use of campaign funds. This month, he pleaded guilty to a federal felony related to the finance Assistant U.S. Attorneys Emily W. Allen (619) 546-9738; Mark Conover (619) 546-6763 and Phillip L.B. Halpern (619) 546-6964. NEWS RELEASE SUMMARY - March 17, 2020. SAN DIEGO - Former U.S. Representative Duncan D. Hunter was sentenced today to 11 months in prison for his admitted role in a years-long conspiracy to knowingly and willfully steal $250,000 in campaign funds that he and his wife |vex| jqo| xai| tft| hro| lij| srd| zaj| zzs| ohz| cip| nkr| tsl| vhj| ior| gpp| smt| jzi| jhc| qka| ovo| bml| ayc| hok| cqj| bwt| owz| alw| mze| zli| png| iez| moc| nox| aed| peb| dhp| tbr| vpk| kcz| qlr| ygl| gsb| afj| rsg| uaq| vwk| yur| awu| geb|