Lemon Hires Federal Prosecutor for Minneapolis Church Protest Case

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Don Lemon has hired Joseph H. Thompson, a former federal prosecutor, to represent him in a church protest case in Minneapolis.

Thompson, who previously resigned from his position at the Justice Department amid concerns over an investigation into Renee Good’s killing, will join Lemon’s defense team.

According to reports, Thompson was hired by Lemon after he left his previous role as a prosecutor. The exact details of Thompson’s resignation and the circumstances surrounding it are not clear.

Thompson has experience working on high-profile cases, including those involving law enforcement and government agencies. His involvement in the case suggests that Lemon is seeking experienced representation in the upcoming trial.

The church protest case involves allegations made by Good against Lemon and others. The exact nature of these allegations is not specified.

Lemon’s team has declined to comment further on the hiring of Thompson or the specifics of the case.

Sources:

• The New York Times
• NBC News
• Star Tribune
• CNN
• CBS News

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