Former Obama press aide accused of stealing cash, credit cards, from Minneapolis coworkers to buy kratom
Store manager Hamza Zamara said staff helped investigators identify Fetcher as the man who allegedly used fraudulent cards to make the purchase.Authorities zeroed in on the shop after a woman called the store claiming that someone had made a purchase using her card without permission. When Fetcher visited the shop again, employees took pictures of him and followed him outside, the news report states. However, Kelliher wrote in a separate memo that several city employees had reported missing cash, debit, or credit cards, as well as unauthorized charges, noting the incidents happened between mid-May and June.
- ▪Store manager Hamza Zamara said staff helped investigators identify Fetcher as the man who allegedly used fraudulent cards to make the purchase.Authorities zeroed in on the shop after a woman called the store claiming that someone had made
- ▪When Fetcher visited the shop again, employees took pictures of him and followed him outside, the news report states.
- ▪However, Kelliher wrote in a separate memo that several city employees had reported missing cash, debit, or credit cards, as well as unauthorized charges, noting the incidents happened between mid-May and June.
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Crime Former Obama press aide accused of stealing cash, credit cards, from Minneapolis coworkers to buy kratom The $186K-a-year Minneapolis communications officer was fired July 1 as Hennepin County prosecutors review the case By Louis Casiano Fox News Published July 10, 2026 7:39pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Barack Obama blames splintered media for lack of 'Obama 2.0' politician break through Former President Barack Obama said during an interview on NBC host Craig Melvin's podcast that the splintered media landscape was stopping a new generation of politicians similar to him from breaking through.
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