🧵Spencer Pratt is taking on Mayor Karen Bass in LA's mayoral race, and his accusations of fraud are backed by documented evidence of serious financial misconduct and conflicts of interest at the city's homeless agency. The LAHSA Scandal: A Web of Conflicts, Missing Millions, and Political Proximity When Va Lecia Adams Kellum took over as CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority in early 2023, she arrived with the full backing of Mayor Karen Bass. Bass had personally recruited her, paid her through a no-bid $60,000 consulting contract to embed her in City Hall, and publicly celebrated her as "instrumental" in developing Inside Safe, the mayor's signature homelessness initiative. What neither Bass nor LAHSA disclosed at the time was that Adams Kellum would soon sign millions of dollars in contracts with a nonprofit where her husband held a senior position, all while claiming she had completely recused herself from any decisions involving that organization.

There are multiple nonprofits and service providers getting big chunks of this money. In LA alone, LAHSA contracts with over a hundred nonprofit partner agencies that handle shelter, housing, and services. Across California, funding flows through nine state agencies and more than thirty different programs, plus local governments and private donations. The problem is real and documented. Audits have flagged billing for empty beds and unverified housing sites, poor tracking of where the money actually goes, and cases where providers got paid while people stayed on the street. There’s a federal Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force looking into this right now, and HUD just suspended funding to LAHSA over mismanagement and fraud concerns. A handful of these groups have faced specific investigations for things like fake invoices, data manipulation, or misusing funds for personal gain, but so many organizations are crooked, the bigger contributing issue is weak oversight across the whole system, so the money doesn’t always reach the people it’s meant for. It’s frustrating as hell when the numbers on the street don’t match the billions spent. LAHSA, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, is the main group under active federal investigation right now. HUD just suspended their federal funding this week over a clear pattern of fraud and mismanagement. They’re looking at nearly one billion dollars the agency received since twenty twenty-one. Specific issues include paying for empty hotel rooms without proper records, failing to document nearly twenty-three hundred housing sites, misusing over two million dollars in a conflict of interest case involving the former CEO’s husband, and repeatedly making false statements about their financial controls. There’s also a broader federal Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force investigating multiple nonprofits and providers across Southern California for waste, fake billing, and outright theft of homeless funds. A few specific nonprofits like the Weingart Center have faced separate scrutiny over property deals and audit failures. Exact total misused isn’t nailed down publicly yet, but audits keep showing hundreds of millions untracked or improperly spent while people stay on the streets. It’s almost as if California wants to keep the homeless communities under their control and living on the streets dependent on them.

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I see nothing wrong if people decided to distance themselves from #him because of his fans. I wish his fans did the same to H then we could have maintained peace in this fandom. He is doing great. Us not giving a fuck about him will not hurt his pocket.