FBI released information on the arrest of Tyree Conyers-Page, aka Sir Maejor Page. The charges stem from using his social media page, “Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta.” He is charged with wire fraud and money laundering.

DETAILS: The page was set up as a non-profit organization, capable of taking monetary donations, and a GoFundMe was created, too. Page was the only signatory for a bank account under the organization’s name.

Between April 2018 and May 2020, the balance never topped $5,000, and at one time had a $-12.42 balance. This June, the social media page received over $36,000 in donations. This July, over $370,000. In August, nearly $60,000. All of that was transferred to the bank account.

In June, Page made a private social media message that claimed all the money was being used toward the “fight for George Floyd.” Meanwhile, a debit card on the account was used for food, furniture, dining, etc. The biggest expense was on a home and vacant lot worth $112,000.

During this time, Page made social media videos, bragging about his nice clothes. In total, it is alleged that he spent over $200,000 of his organization’s money for personal use.

Of course, all of the claims are directly from the FBI, and Page will appear in court today.