- A fugitive and onetime top aide to ex Maryland Governor Larry Hogan was killed in Tennessee after a confrontation with the FBI
- Roy McGrath, 53, who was appointed chief of staff to the Republican former governor, was wanted for failing to appear in court last month on fraud charges
- He had pleaded not guilty to charges of wire fraud and falsification of records and was released on bond, but he did not appear in court for his trial
Roy McGrath, a chief of staff of former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, has died just weeks after after he was declared a fugitive by the FBI.
The 53-year-old succumbed to gunshot wounds following a standoff with police late Monday night, his attorney confirmed.
His death came after FBI agents raided the ex-GOP staffer’s home after he failed to appear for a federal trial on fraud charges over allegations he used his high-ranking position to steal more than $230,000 in state funds.
Read more here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11936077/Former-Maryland-Gov-Larry-Hogans-chief-staff-shot-dead.html
