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Lobbyist Charged with Extortion: A Case of Business Dispute Turned Threats

A South Carolina lobbyist, Joshua Nass, faces up to twenty years in prison for allegedly attempting to extort $500,000 from a former client and the clients son. Nass, who had worked for a nursing home operator pardoned by Trump, hired someone to pressure the pair into making the payment. The case underscores the risks of business disputes escalating into threats. Nass appeared in court and was released on a $5 million bond. The investigation continues, with Nass presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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