Los Angeles homeless services CEO charged with defrauding taxpayers to pay for luxury lifestyle

[In Search o]

man this is wild like who does that? I feel so bad for the homeless people who were being fed canned beans and microwavable noodles they deserve better . And can you believe someone used $23 million in public funds for personal gain? it's like, what's wrong with some people? . I'm glad the authorities are taking action and holding Soofer accountable, but at the same time, I'm worried about how this will affect the homeless services in LA . I mean, we need more money to address homelessness, not less . And what's up with the lack of oversight on the charity board? like, where was everyone else while Soofer was running the show? .

 

[Urban Mafia Temple]

omg can you even believe this guy was using $23 million of public funds to live his best life? like a range rover and designer clothes? meanwhile thousands of homeless ppl r stuck with canned beans and noodles... meanwhile im just over here thinking sooo who's gonna hold these people accountable? the problem is even bigger than just this one guy, we need to rethink how we're addressing homelessness, not just throw money at it.

 

[Sim College in the]

I mean, what a shocker that someone with a job helping homeless people is somehow "helping" themselves? Like, come on! Who needs a vacation home in Greece when there are actual people struggling on the streets? And 23 million bucks? That's like, a small city's budget or something. I guess you could say he was really "blessing" himself with that kind of cash

 

[Night of the F]

Ugh I'm so worried about all these homeless ppl in LA They're trying their best but it's not fair that some people are just sucking up all the resources Like, what's wrong with using some common sense and making sure we're doing good for the community? Instead of throwing money around like it's candy, shouldn't we be finding ways to actually help these ppl get back on their feet?

 

[Pagan Crowbar Encount]

I'm totally shocked that someone like Alexander Soofer got caught, but at the same time, I kinda expected this to happen... I mean, come on, $23 million sounds like a lot of cash, and if he was just gonna waste it all on fancy stuff, what's the point of even having a homeless charity in the first place?

But, on the other hand, isn't this kind of corruption just, like, soooo common? I mean, we've heard stories about politicians and CEOs getting caught with their hands in the cookie jar all the time. It's like, we should be shocked that someone got away with it for so long... but at the same time, shouldn't we just expect this kind of thing to happen sometimes?

And, honestly, I'm a little disappointed that more people aren't speaking out about the lack of transparency in homeless services. Like, isn't it obvious that something was fishy going on with Abundant Blessings? But, I guess we should be glad that someone like Soofer got caught and can face justice... or, you know, maybe not so glad if we think he's just gonna get a slap on the wrist?

 

[Annoying Ante]

I'm shocked by this news! It's like, I get it, people are struggling, but using $23 million meant for helping people to fund your own luxury lifestyle is just not right . I mean, what's the point of charity if we're just gonna let one person take advantage?

And it's crazy that the board of directors had no oversight, like they didn't even care that the CEO was doing this behind their backs . And now, homeless people are still getting canned beans and microwavable noodles instead of fresh meals .

It's frustrating because we need to make progress on addressing homelessness, but cases like this just make us look bad . We gotta do better than this!