article_snippet: civil rights activist has been reported that Reverend Al Sharpton subsequently failed to comply with tax and campaign filing requirements.
article_snippet: At the time, the Reverend’s spokesman said the campaign had lost the campaign ‘entire Manhattan operation’ while the mayor at the time, Rudy Giuliani, said the investigation centred on the salon rather than Reverend Al Sharpton’s campaign .
article_snippet: The National Review reports that Reverend Al Sharpton said Reverend Al Sharpton was unable to file certain financial documents and blamed the fire for the destruction of the records.
article_snippet: the website happened a day after Reverend Al Sharpton submitted documents to create a presidential exploratory committee, the website reports.
article_snippet: The civil rights activist (pictured) quotes supervising fire marshal, James Kelty, who attended the scene, as saying that he found The civil rights activist (pictured)
article_snippet: When Mr Kelty was told that the report into a fire was only six pages long with 38 pictures from the scene, Mr Kelty said that such a document would generally be ‘much more exhaustive’ given Reverend Al Sharpton’s high profile.
article_snippet: the website also quotes sources about one of Reverend Al Sharpton’s former employees J. D. Livingston.
article_snippet: Civil rights activist Al Sharpton is pictured in April last year with US President Barack Obama .
article_snippet: former employees J. D. Livingston is said to have had Civil rights activist Al Sharpton’s lawyer with Civil rights activist Al Sharpton when Civil rights activist Al Sharpton was speaking to authorities.
article_snippet: In an interview with the National Review Online, Civil rights activist Al Sharpton confirmed that former employees J. D. Livingston had done some the maintenance man, who died in 2014, had, at some point, been living in the US illegallyside work’ with former employees J. D. Livingston, but dismissed allegations former employees J. D. Livingston was paying former employees J. D. Livingston the maintenance man, who died in 2014,
article_snippet: When asked whether the fires were a case of bad luck, NRO quotes Civil rights activist Al Sharpton as saying: ‘I would say that you could speak to people that would certainly, whoever people that would certainly are, could have people that would certainly views.