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#10452819 at 2020-08-28 17:11:08 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13377: Flotus Got Her Kek "ON" Edition

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flashback further to georgia 2014
Camila Wright
Attorney General Sam Olens Continues Fight Against Human Trafficking, Appoints Statewide Prosecutor
OCTOBER 29, 2014

Attorney General Sam Olens announced today that he has appointed a new prosecutor,Camila Wright, who will be dedicated to the prosecution of human trafficking. As a prosecutor for the Attorney General's Office, she will have the authority to prosecute human trafficking throughout the entire state and will assist jurisdictions as they work these complex cases. In addition to handling prosecutions, Ms. Wright will conduct trainings around the state for law enforcement and oversee the Attorney General's policy agenda on human trafficking.

"Human trafficking is a scourge on our communities that robs our children of their dignity, innocence and basic human rights," said Attorney General Olens. "I have been deeply committed to fighting and ending this horrific crime throughout my tenure as Attorney General, from advocating for tougher laws, to raising awareness. I am thrilled that Camila will be joining our team. She is one of the leading human trafficking prosecutors in the state, and her expertise will be invaluable as we strive to eradicate this modern day slavery, which victimizes our most vulnerable children."

Ms. Wright established the Fulton County Human Trafficking Unit within the Fulton County District Attorney's Office. She has developed protocols for investigating and prosecuting human trafficking cases, and has worked extensively with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) and local law enforcement. During her tenure in Fulton County, Ms. Wright secured convictions and guilty pleas for 19 traffickers, including two life sentences. Additionally, she was one of the first prosecutors in the state to successfully convict a buyer, who was sentenced to five years in prison.

https://law.georgia.gov/press-releases/2014-10-29/attorney-general-Sam-Olens-continues-fight-against-human-trafficking


SUMMARY
Georgia appoints Camille Wright in 2014 to go after human traffickers.
Her husband, LYFT driver, is shot and murdered in 2016 as warning for her back off.
Clinton hit job suspecgted.

Trump response to Qanon Question "is saving the world from pedophiles a bad thing?"

Georgia arrests pedophile traffickers.
Ohio does Same.

#2804093 at 2018-08-30 21:45:44 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3543: BIG rally tonight Edition

Georgia doctor convicted of fraud, fined for botched abortion that killed a woman gets license back



A Georgia medical board has quietly reinstated the license of gynecologist Tyrone C. Malloy, who allegedly performed an abortion that led to a woman's death and caused a newborn to die following a C-section, according to a report by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

The state attorney general's office also spent years building a case on felony charges after Malloy fraudulently billed Georgia Medicaid more than $386,000 for "office visits related to elective abortions and for ultrasounds that he never performed," according to the newspaper.

Malloy spent 21 months in prison for fraud.
What does this mean?

Malloy is now being given another chance to practice medicine in Georgia after his license was reinstated in October without the usual public notification.

Medical malpractice attorney Susan Witt told the news outlet she believes the move shows that Georgia's medical regulators protect fellow physicians more than they protect the safety of the public.

"This composite board never fails to shock me," Witt said. "It's consumer beware in Georgia, in terms of when you are out there looking for a doctor."

The Composite Medical Board is the entity that reinstated Malloy's license, which he surrendered while incarcerated.

"Instead of issuing a public board order that would have been posted on its website, as is typically done when a doctor's license had been surrendered or revoked, the only public record of the board's decision was a line in that month's meeting minutes," the Journal-Constitution reported.

Following numerous inquiries into how Malloy has an active license, the board clarified that his license was in fact reinstated, according to the report.

Unlike some other states, Georgia law gives the medical board the power to license whoever it sees fit. That even applies to doctors convicted of serious crimes. The law also bars the board from discussing cases - and it does not have to explain its decisions.

The Georgia medical board once sanctioned Malloy over a late-term abortion that left a woman with uncontrolled bleeding. In 2009, the state fined him $10,000 for the elective abortion in which the patient died, according to the report. Prior to that, he was fined $5,000 for the C-section death of a newborn.
What does Malloy say?

On his website, TyroneMalloy.com, Malloy, 69, wrote:

The vicious conspiracy to destroy my reputation, my life and that of my family by the radical anti-abortion factions that used their power and influence to come after me with hatred and an unprecedented vengeance was an injustice, up to and including, the judicial system of the State of Georgia, in particular, the former Attorney General, Sam Olens.

In the past, the board has reinstated the licenses of other doctors who have felony records, the report noted. The list includes Andrew Dekle, who served four years in prison for "writing more than 120 prescriptions to women in exchange for sexual favors and nude photos."

Earlier this year, the medical board reinstated Lawrence E. Eppelbaum, who was was convicted of 27 charges health care fraud, tax fraud and money laundering in 2013, the report states. Eppelbaum got out of federal prison in December 2016 and had his license returned in March, according to the report.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/08/30/georgia-doctor-convicted-of-fraud-fined-for-botched-abortion-that-killed-a-woman-gets-license-back