Federal Agents Raid Homes of County Supervisor’s Daughter and Nonprofit CEO

Published on August 23, 2024

The legal challenges for a nonprofit accused by Orange County, California, of potentially misusing millions in COVID-19 relief funds intensified Aug. 22 after federal investigators executed search warrants on the homes of two of the organization’s executives. Ciaran McEvoy, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, confirmed to The Epoch Times that agents conducted the searches but declined to provide further details, saying they were sealed by order of the court. The Orange County Register reported the searches targeted the Garden Grove home of Peter Pham, the CEO of the nonprofit Viet America Society, and the Tustin home of Rhiannon Do—Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do’s 22-year-old daughter....

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