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Black Lives Matter bail fund supported by Kamala Harris ‘helped free six men accused of domestic violence in two months’

THE Black Lives Matter bail fund supported by Kamala Harris has reportedly helped free six men accused of domestic violence in two months.

The Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF) received well over $35million, thanks in part to the sharing and free press it received from not only Harris but other celebrities such as Steve Carell, Cynthia Nixon, and Seth Rogen.

Harris has previously backed the fund
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Harris has previously backed the fundCredit: Splash News

According to statements of probable cause, obtained by the Daily Caller, Donavan Dexter Boone, 31, allegedly broke into his son’s mother’s apartment and strangled her in front of her young children.

Davlin Devonte Gates, 28, also allegedly strangled a woman, just days after they moved in together.

Marcus Marshun Butler, 40, also allegedly assaulted his girlfriend, and Tyrone Thomas Shields, 53, allegedly left a “larger than golf sized bump” on his wife’s head, the outlet reported.

Reece Omaur Bonneville, 29, allegedly assaulted his partner and two officers who came to arrest him. Matthew Owens Earl Thompson, 29, allegedly “pushed his way” into his partner’s house.

The six criminals were all bailed out by the MFF, the Caller reported.

The MFF raised over $35million
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The MFF raised over $35millionCredit: Twitter

The organization was backed by Kamala Harris in June.

"If you're able to, chip in now to the @MNFreedomFund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota," Harris tweeted.

At least 13 Biden campaign staff members made donations to the fund, according to Reuters.

Republican National Committee Rapid Response Director Steve Guest slammed the decision.

He said: "Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have to answer for why they supported a group that helped a man accused of sexually penetrating a child."

The Fund has been exposed for bailing out criminals in the recent weeks.

Timothy Wayne Columbus, 36, was bailed after being charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct for allegedly raping a young girl in 2015.

The nonprofit also bailed out Darnika Floyd, charged with second-degree murder after allegedly stabbing a friend to death for refusing sex, and twice-convicted rapist Christopher Boswell, charged with sexual assault and kidnapping.

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