Federal investigators raid homes of Supervisor Andrew Do, his daughter and Viet America Society president
Federal and Orange County investigators descended Thursday on the North Tustin home of Supervisor Andrew Do, as well as at least two properties a county lawsuit alleged were purchased by members of a charity with millions in COVID-relief funds allocated by Do to feed the elderly.
Mark Rosen, attorney for the nonprofit Viet America Society, said agents also raided the Perfume River restaurant in Westminster, which was contracted by the charity to prepare meals for the nutrition program.
One of the homes raided Thursday was purchased by Do’s daughter, Rhiannon, who was formerly employed by Viet America Society.
