Roy C. McGrath, a fugitive top aide to then- Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R), was shot in Tennessee on Monday as authorities confronted him, the FBI said in a statement. His condition and who shot him were unclear Monday night.
Roy C. McGrath, a fugitive top aide to then- Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan , was shot in Tennessee on Monday as authorities confronted him, the FBI said in a statement.“The FBI is reviewing an agent-involved shooting which occurred at approximately 6:30 p.m.,” the statement said. “During the arrest the subject, Roy McGrath, sustained injury and was transported to the hospital. The FBI takes all shooting incidents involving our agents or task force members seriously.
A person claiming to be the book’s author, listed online as Ryan Cooper, contacted reporters at The Washington Post saying he’d written the book based on a draft produced by McGrath and “half a dozen or so conversations” with him. He declined to provide The Post with information to verify his identity and said he was not in touch with McGrath — and was not McGrath posing as someone else. “I haven’t heard a peep from him, and to make matters worse, that’s what worries me,” the person said.
Federal and state authorities allege that McGrath enriched himself by “using his positions of trust” as the executive director of MES and the chief of staff for Hogan to cause MES to pay the severance and other expenses. Prosecutors also
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