Tax-Funded “Violence Interrupter” Accused of Running a Million-Pill Drug RingA Seattle nonprofit leader who was given public money to “mentor at-risk youth” and “interrupt violence” is now accused of being connected to a massive drug trafficking and money-laundering ring.Twenty-three people have been charged so far — and the DOJ just tacked on even more charges.According to investigators, the operation was allegedly run by her husband and son, and is tied to nearly 1 million pills, kilos of fentanyl, cocaine, meth, and a stash of guns.This is what happens when politicians hand out tax dollars with zero oversight. The people trusted to guide vulnerable kids were allegedly running a criminal pipeline behind the scenes.Seattle officials won’t be able to sweep this one under the rug. Beloud