Just under two weeks after she was federally indicted on a dozen counts related to alleged pandemic unemployment fraud, Georgia State Representative Sharon Henderson has spoken out for the first time.
Henderson, who represents Covington under the Gold Dome as a Democrat, took to social media on Friday afternoon to ask her 4,900 Facebook followers to donate to a GiveSendGo link. The link, titled “Justice For State Rep Sharon Henderson,” asks for financial assistance toward her pending criminal case.
In a 570-word statement, Henderson offered her first public remarks since her Dec. 8 arrest. She recalled emotions of confusion after she was apprehended by federal agents.
Sharon Henderson denies criminal allegations in first public comments since federal indictment
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