A jury found Bishop Lamor Miller-Whitehead guilty Monday of wire fraud ... International Churches in Canarsie, Brooklyn. The ...
Brooklyn's "Bling Bishop" Lamor Whitehead will be going from the house of the Lord to the big house after he was convicted on ...
Bishop Lamor Whitehead, a Brooklyn preacher who went viral for his lavish lifestyle and was dubbed the "Bling Bishop," has been convicted of fraud, attempted extortion, and lying to the FBI by a ...
“Bling Bishop” Lamor Whitehead — a self-described mentee of Mayor Adams — went on trial in Manhattan Federal Court Monday to fight charges alleging he swindled a parishioner, drew up fake ...
Lamor Whitehead, a pastor from Brooklyn known as ‘The “Bling Bishop,’ has been convicted of defrauding a parishioner and attempting to extort a businessman, according to The New York Times.
Bishop Lamor Whitehead, also known as “Bishop Bling”, faces up to 45 years behind bars after being convicted for two counts of wire fraud, one count of attempted wire fraud, one count of ...
According to The New York Times, a Manhattan jury found Bishop Lamor Whitehead guilty of wire fraud, attempted wire fraud, and attempted extortion on Monday (March 11).Prosecutors claimed that the ...
Lamor Miller-Whitehead, 47, was found guilty of five counts after a trial in federal court in Manhattan that began late last month. Prosecutors had argued that the preacher exaggerated his ties to ...
The “Bling Bishop” Lamor Whitehead, 45, had his day in court — and let’s just say it did not go well for the flashy Brooklyn Preacher. On Monday, a Manhattan federal court found Whitehead ...
Multiple armed robbers stole jewelry worth more than $1 million from Bishop Lamor Whitehead and his ... clothes and removed their masks. The suspects took Whitehead’s watch, Bishop ring and ...
Brooklyn pastor Lamor Whitehead will be “fighting the charges like Rocky Balboa” during his trial for wire fraud, extortion, and other alleged crimes, the flashy preacher’s attorney said during ...
Lamor Miller-Whitehead, 47, was found guilty of five counts after a trial in federal court in Manhattan that began late last month. Prosecutors had argued that the preacher exaggerated his ties to ...