article_snippet: The 82-year-old pastor and former Congressman, who was a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr., has had The 82-year-old pastor and former Congressman, who was a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr. passport revoked as a result of A bench warrant.
article_snippet: Warrant: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr., is wanted over Warrant: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr. involvement in an event for the 2009 Presidential Inauguration and a $50,000 check Warrant: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr. wrote for the function that bounced.
article_snippet: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr. is seen here with the Rev. Al Sharpton in Washington in August 2010 .
article_snippet: According to WUSA9, Warrant: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr. and some others hired vendors for the function that bounced, however the party never actually happened.
article_snippet: Warrant: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr.
article_snippet: , Warrant: Walter Fauntroy, a trusted aid to Martin Luther King Jr. will be arrested.
article_snippet: Suspicions were raised about civil rights icon Walter Fauntroy's possible disappearance in November when he missed the funeral of fellow civil rights activist and friend Marion Barry, who served three terms as mayor of the District of Columbia.
article_snippet: Walter Fauntroy - seen center right with Martin Luther King Jr. (left) at the White House in 1965 - is believed to be on the run, with a bench warrant issued for he arrest .
article_snippet: Walter Fauntroy talk to a D.C. police officer while protesting outside the South African embassy in 1984 .
article_snippet: In 1959, Walter Fauntroy became pastor of the New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington, D.C., succeeding his mentor, Reverend Charles David Foster, who had just passed away.
article_snippet: Walter Fauntroy, a pastor and former civil rights leader (seen here in 1969) is now wanted over Walter Fauntroy, a pastor and former civil rights leader (seen here in 1969) involvement in an event to celebrate the inauguration of Barack Obama in Maryland in 2009 .
article_snippet: Walter Fauntroy listens here as Barack Obama speaks during a dedication ceremony at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial on October 16, 2011 .
article_snippet: The following year Martin Luther King and Wyatt Tee Walker asked Martin Luther King to become the District of Columbia branch director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC).
highlights_snippet: Former pastor was a trusted aid to Martin Luther King, Jr.
  Wanted over Former pastor involvement in a 2009 Presidential Inauguration event .
  
highlights_snippet: Former pastor has not been seen since last year and is believed to be in Africa .